... ackberry jam is mado of blackberries only, half a pound of sugar to a pound of fruit is quite aulli- oient, hut if apples aro pat with tho blackberries a littlo more sugar is needed. Seeing that iv many dis- tricts blackberries are to be had for the trouble ...

... devil cast his club over the blackberries before the mouth of Soptember was out, then expect a bad | winter, said onr oracles. Ihe devil's club is an early frost which spoils iv a single night tho whole crop of blackberries, and is considered, apart from ...

... Dtuch, German, and American fruitgrowers. All the gooseberries, raspberries, strawberries, black currants, damsons, and blackberries used by me are entire y English — no foreign whatever being used — aud to prove that the quantity is not particu- larly ...

... Coruish rocks and teas. We sh hill* n fruitful plains, photographed, a. memory. My only substantia! sum. i of veritable blackberry jam and a ;. cider. By the wey bisekber ie.ar. cooked, at least I thiuk not. to a twelve years. Cooking au.i ,u.ar - flavour ...

... amount of trouble to the commentators of Shakespeare in tbeir endeavours to identify it. The dewberry is a superior kind of blackberry, very common about Stratford, and still known in that neighbourhood by the name it bore in Shakespeare's days. The commentators ...

... being tally-hod away at ti e Gamston end, but he suddenly turned up for Clip- ston, going at a very fast rate through Blackberry cover aud ou to the Cotgrave brickyard, where the hounds had a flight check. The fox being sceuted again tbey ran him to ...

... piece of work, due to the skill and energy of our host and another friendly academician. Then followed tbe sad feast of blackberries, for the lonely and weary babes, the fruit being in proportion to their size, made of large bunches of shoe buttons strung ...

... very low price, and become vulgar and common. Before it is too late, and some of my coantry readers sre etill gathering blackberries wherewith to dye their lips immediately, or to scud up to iriends in London, in baskets packed with lovely bundles of heath ...

... HARTLEY'S CELEBRATED PRESERVES. Cath Prices:* 21b. Stone Jars, Plum, 9d each. 21b. * Raspberry and Gooseberry, is. each. 21b. ? Blackberry, ls. each. 21b. * Strawberry, ls. Id. each. it BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER. ~ FIVE GOLD MEDALS. BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER. FOR ...

... last. Mr. George Turk, district inspector, watciied the case for the company. Deceased and tour other children had been blackberry ing, and were returning home by the tootpath leading' from Fritchley to Bull Bridge. Three of the hve had crossed tbe line ...

... of the clergy was never before contemplated. Canons, rectors, and other dignitaries of the Church were ' as plentiful as blackberries in autumn, and all manner of cut of clerical cloth, from the homely orthodox coat of the aspiring curate to the severe ...

... HARTLEY'S CELEBRATED PRESERVES. Cash Prices :— ?? Stone Jars, Plum, 9d. each. 2iij. „ Raspberry and Gooseoerry, Is. each. ?? „ Blackberry, Is. each. 2»b- m Strawberry, Is. leL each. 44 BORWICK'S~BAkING POWDER. FIVE GOLD MEDALS. IJORWICKS BAKING POWDER, ■* FOB ...