... primroses and strawberries being full bloom 111 the southern counties, whilst our summer songsters are all still with us. Blackberries are unusually tino and plentiful as a result of the warm weather in Ireland, and it seems as though the crop will turned ...

... primroses and strawberries being in full bloom in the southern counties, whilst our summer songsters are all still with us. Blackberries are unusually fine and plentiful as a result of the warm weather in Ireland, and it seems as though the crop will be turned ...

... little in the pre- serving pan first until the juice begins to run, and. then put in the whole quantity. STRAWBKRRY AND BLACKBERRY PRESERVES. Pick and prepare the berries, put a pound of sugar to a pound of fruit. Sprinkle the sugar over, and let stand ...

... The flavour and the colour will be best preserved if the jam is boiled quickly. BOTTLING AND PRESKRVING RASPBERRIES AND BLACKBERRIES. Put the berries into the vessel used for cooking them, and pour over enough water to just cover them. Keep at the boiling ...

... scarce crop this year, and are realising per ton. Sulphur gooseberries are a good crop, and have been bought £12 per ton.' Blackberries are a medium crop, and arB selling from about to 5d per lb. Red currants are fairish orop, bring from to per lb. Discontent ...

... 15 Stamps. Any of the above sent carriage paid from Robert M'Kenzie, Stationer and Tobacconist, Renfrew. KUIT FOR, SALE.-Blackberries, lOd; Currants and Gooseberries, per Pint. Joseph M'Laren, Clinton Street, New-burgh. BAFETY, Humber Pattern (Cushion) ...

... Poutypridd, who were spending the afternoon walking through the fields below Trev'orest. They were the act of gathering blackberries from the bushes on the lower side of the 'J'aff Vale Railway when Beard noticed the 4.30 train approaching. A moment later ...

... Pontypridd, who were spending the afternoon walking through tbe fields below Treforesi. They were in the act of gathering blackberries from the hushes the lower side of tire Tuff Vale Railway when Heard noticed the 4.90 train approaching. A moment Ja saw ...

... Germany twenty barrels of wool just as it was cut from the sheep's back. Sb* walked each day daring the blackberry season four miles to the blackberry patch, and picked seventy gallons of heniea. She also dried ten bushels of apples. the past ten years ...

... barrels of wool just as it was cut from the sheep's back. She walked each day during the blackjjerrj season four miles to the blackberry patch, and picked seventy gallons of berries. She also dried ten busliels of apples. In the past ten years she has knitted ...

... n^P® c tor learn'd that he'd get nil Aftej. e trouble after the Bill. wan over, after the deed was dons, i „ off sor° ,lle blackberries ; Tommy went for his gun— 0n te m' e corr ...

... parsnips, turnips, and cauliflower deserve special mention, and potatoes were a good show. The fruit shown was very fine, the blackberries and gooseberries being very large. The dairy produce shown was of choice quality, the oatmeal cakes aud butter being very ...