... flavoured with the celery', which may than be removed with a fork, a half a cup of cream added, and the soup is ready to serve. BLACKBERRY JAM CAKE.—This cake is everybody's favourite. Take one-quarter cup of brown sugar, two cupe of flour, four eggs, one cup ...

... their rivals on this point, and I believe that the French (government has already been officially informed this fact. The Blackberry pnw«m medicinal properties great excellence ; fact, it ia on record that it haa been used traveller* a« their only food ...

... cost of cutting has been as much as £1 per acre. A new rural in&ustry is beinF opened up in Kentnamely, the eutivaticn of blackberries for profit. Enormous quantities of this fruit are grown on the hedges in the lanes and othei parts of the county, and the ...

... equal to her udu.' ranee. It was reported in the papers of the county that she picked and marketed four hundred quarts of blackberries the last season. She enured tbe writer that the quantity was much larger than was reported. These berries she carried on ...

... found at the bottom side. He was not at work in the field. She didn't see him do anything.—Defendand said he was picking blackberries. Eliza Aniton, mother of the foregoing witnesses, said she saw him near the bean field, with a snare, like the one produced ...

... boy rcturned at about four o'clock1, laviqg left school earlier than his sister. The deceased hiar been anxious to go blackberrying nil thle week, anrid on Sunday, but was slot allowed to go to school or leave the liolrse, because witness had ha(l a ...

... Edward Bertram to Matthew Henry Tuck Atkins and others of certain real property at the parishes Keresley and Exhall, known as Blackberry Hall l'arm.— Mr Cross, in opening the case, said the prisoner for many years prior to December, 1881, practiced as solicitor ...

... lieslop). Red Queen (Owner), Empress Frederick (Finlay), Mrs. (Lane), Blackberry (Weldon) also ran. Bettim.': 2to 1 Oxeye.Jto 1 spat Thimbleby. 7to 1 each apst Empress Frederick and Blackberry. 103 3 apst others. Alter some delay at the post, j Thimbleby jumped ...

... where the tent-poles bad been. Meanwhile the Flying Column struck into the Reading Road and threading iU way through the blackberry bushes and the dark pine woods marched through hlret shortly before seven, crossed the canal bridge Fox HUI, skirting the ...

... enterprise is equal to her end. ramp, It was reported in the papers of the c0m1 . % that she picked ffiãit ,iii qiiartw of blackberries the last season. She assured the writer that the quantity was much larger than was reported. These berries she carried ...

... with an active secretary could soon arrange such a course of instruction, and dairy experts are almost as plentiful as blackberries. ROUSING I Ludlow Grammar School has three thou. sand pounds to spend in equipping itself as a centre of agricultural education ...

... which were racers, horn-tail adders, gray adders, and pilots, in as old, worked-out fiag-stone quarry, while he was picking blackberries. They were all coiled in together, and when he disturbed them they made • terrible !liming. He and an Irish boy, named ...