... Mashed Potatoes. Mutton Chops. Peas. New Potatoes. Date Pudding. Blancmange Shape, with Stewed Figs. TEA OR Meat Croquettes. Blackberry Roll. Thin Bread and Butter. Scones. Wafers. Cake. Milk. Tea. Lemon Drink. Fried Trout. —They should be well cleaned, washed ...

... Potatoes. Mutton Chops. P«_. New Potatoes. Date Pudding. Blancmange Shape, with Stewed Figs. TEA OR SUPPER. Meat Croquettes. Blackberry 8011. Thin Bread and Butter. Scones. Wafers. Cake. Milk. Tea. Lemon Drink. Fried Trout.— -Tbey should be well cleaned, washed ...

... Gooseberries were all very tine and large; but strawberries, owing to. the laténess of the date of the show, were not so good. Blackberries and currants were of exceptionally high quality. In wv tables it was seen that Letham stood where it did. Peas, beans, ...

... COURIER DAU.Y MEKTj Marmalade. Honey. Tea CYr? mpet * -, . DINNKR. Mouton^^ptJentTe o _£__* Blackberries ?? TOA OR SUI-PKR. ?? ««- Breada F na^ C u^with Fi &? lat V _, Rot* Cakes. Tea. Stud i' 0)oki *«- HOIXANDAISB SACC_.-F or fi'k iT*** butter to a ...

... Biscuits. Crumps Marmalade. Honey. Tea. Coffee. DINNER. Turbot with Sauce Hollandaise. Mouton a !a Provencale. Turnips. Blackberries ala Florida. Camp Puddin • TEA OR SOPPER. Fish Cakes. Fish Salad. Bread and Butter with Cress. e Rock Cakes. Tea. Still ...

... Groenstede Welter, Colinsia ; Blackberry Plata, Budstone f. of the Daily News, writes :—Heather Plate Meteor. Wheatficld ; Plate, Emeworth; Grouse Handi cap, Yards. Club Weiter, Fusilade ; Greenstede Handicap, Aniseed ; Blackberry Plave, Nomen Ohi of the Morning ...

... Rizzard , . Hot Toast. Rolls. Biscuits. ai Tea. Coffee. DINNER. „ Fish Soup. Stewed Beef. French R ' Plain Plum Pudding. Blackberry a ' TEA OR SUPPER. Cold Tongue and Salad. Cheese and Water Biscuits. Milk Cookies. Assorted Cakes. Tea. Rizzard Haddocks ...

... and sen,. m \V° ° u ?? table dish with the butter. Scarlet n , ' , ?? s prepared and cooked In the same manne^ nn ?? ' Blackberry Shape. — Put one IW)Uni j . berries and a quarter of a pound of anp|« cored, and cut up) into a stevvpan with ?? of water ...

... rid as in seasons when more favour- able cli : conditions obtain. Filberts and cobs are a full average, and of nuts and blackberries there is an aby hedgerow, in cops and THE N EW WAKSHIPS. Work is night and day on board the Victorious, battleship, at ...

... with croutons. Blackberry P - dding. — One egg, one nip one. cup of sweet milk, one half-cup of buu er on half-cup of lard, two cups of sifted flour, otl quarter-spoonful of salt, two teaspoonn-U '1 baking powder, one pint- of blackberries g,, sugar, butter ...

... in tine condition. cted Pork will be in season next week, and is ux is a splendi to be moderate in price, sunshine woul blackberry harvest Unts year, which a few days’ ripen wousually early. Already the fruiterers have Leen celling them for three weeks ...

... types, which Mrßentham, Ids British Floiw, reduces only 5, and 1 myself would still further bring dowo to 3. The common blackberry is split by Babingtou into 40 species; Sir Joseph Hooker lumps into which iu humble opinion too many. And so again with ...