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... Blackberry Jam. A Mother (Abbeydale).—This will be found cheap and wholesome preserve, and mixed with apples will be greatly relieved the insipid flatness frequently complained of. Any sharp-flavoured apple will do. but the Wellington or JJumdoro’s seedling ...
... very readily occasions—a small piece placed m sugar and water soon changing into vinegar. Blackberry Wine. P. Kay (Chapeltown).—Put any quantity of blackberries into jar pan, cover them with boiling water, and allow them to stand in cool oven all night ...
... 190 to 180 Grapes, Almira, p - 106 t 126 Do., 16 0 to 000 English Grapes 16 Islands Vegetable rows, per doz.. 10to 26 Blackberries pr st 23to 29 6 Psrsnips, perowt. 40 Dried o 80 ...
... £>i«__ ate* covered seven fnrteano. Sanderson . Vote*. Ow •ye, and Noopn wan oent a mile. Amjria, ?? Wasp, Scratch, and Blackberry mwsmmmTmmsm) quarten of a mile. Land's Propriety, Devil*, DnZ and othen galloped a mite, Bveritt, S-a-urtite. Be» dor Jueen ...
... was the vet, wife, a sweet | blind novelis Manville Fenn, with his grey-haired lady in black. R.A.s were as plentiful as blackberries both in the tea-room and in the “poultry yard,” as one of them irreverentiy dubbed the collection. Ima ema in a great overcoat ...
... the blind novelist, Mr. Manville Fenn, with his wile, sweet-faced, grey-haired lady in black. lx.A.s were as plentiful blackberries both in tea-room and in the “poultry yard,” as them irreverently dubbed the collection. Alma Tadema in a great overcoat ...
... head of a little trumpery i swells out before the public as a “ Professor ;”’ Generals and Colonels areas plentiful- as blackberries in autumn ; and “J everywhere abound. These titles do not, however, mean among the Americans what they mean among us. They ...
... to 126 Olito 14 ‘Do best 16 0 wo 20 Lewons, co WY lish Grapes O8t 9t 10 5 on =. OlGto 10 20! per doz 10to 2¢ 138 Blackberries pr st 23to 29 20% 40 . perewt. 40 basket gu, per 30 to sé Dried herbs, in ~ bot pacaets. - SOperers axp Fish Marxer. d ...
... Cleasby covered sevsn furlongs. Biaaie's Burton, Zigxsg, and Wrinkles had like week. Sanderson's Volga, Nappe, Anuson, ?? Blackberry , aud Oaraaeum hud ?? r Anson's Derweutwater and Belle Mabone galloped a mile and a quarter at half speed. Chitebob and ...
... ta J six furlongs, iN, Monday.—Weather bright. Sanderson’s Nappa aod Nia galloped a mile and a quarter. Assyria, Oxeye, Blackberry, and others were sent three-quarters of a mile. d’s Devil’s Dance Marcus came a mile. T’Anson’s Belle Mahone cantered seven ...
... Belle 612 Mr B. Mee Edwardes 612 aMr J. Jaineson’s - Private 6h aMrT. LS aMr R. Hawkridge’s Primrose W. Sanderson’s Blackberry Mr F, Platt’s 4.15-GORMIRE FLATE of Wie wineers extre ridden d winter uoder the Mules of alowed Sin. Ove Vyner’s Smitten ...
... ; apples, 2/ per peck ; plums, 2d. to 3d. per lb.; dam- sons, 2/ to 2/3 par peek ; English grapes, 1/ to 1/6 per lb. ; blackberries, 4d. per lb. ; marrows, 3d. to 6d. each. MATLOCK PROVISION, _-.u_OA-.-Butter, 1/3 to 1/4 per lb. ; eggs, 9 to 11 for 1/ ...