... severe; thus in its great goodness has Providence provided the fowls of the air with winter food. The rich, ripe fruit of the blackberry, too, is plentiful here. Just beyond, a party of women and children are busy gathering it in baskets. Hark! What is that ...

... We would prefer having some of Dadswell's Jams. I see Ise has a fresh lot this week, over 1,000 7-lb. Jars, including new Blackberry and ! [RC HOPS Sur lowest ' Gooe ...

... Blackberry paper. AWN !dowers 1 Lawn Mowers I If yon want a Mower ground or repaired by °omit workmen, go to Cakebread. Peoples' Ironmonger, Orford Road, Walthsmstow, who will give you a price for doing up thoroughly. New Machines sold at London prices ...

... Ons great authority on preserving assert* that blackberries will not bear to be treated like currant., and have the juice strained off for jelly, their Savour being thereby impaired, and that blackberry jam is the proper accompaniment of roast pork. ...

... Terry. and a capital programme sustained by Messrs. Terry, W. Winter, H. Bastin, J. Hedges Fern, H. 0. Barker, Brooks, Blackberry, Barley, Shepherd and J. Winter. Minstrel Entertainment. The Lady Amateur Minstrels in connection with the Layton Lawn Tennis ...

... with a pair of scissors. Like all wild fruits, blackberries require to be given sugar liberally if the preserve is to be kept more than a few weeks. Stingy housekeepers have an idea that as the blackberry is common and cheap it is unnecessary to treat ...

... fresh end dry state. Otherwise, game should be enclosed in a box. Tin boxes should always he used for damsons, bullaces, blackberries, At., which are largely sent by parcel post at this time of the year. Chrysanthemums should invariably be enclosed in a ...

... excellence, those of the instructor—Mr. H. J. Bateman—attracting much attention. Chief among them we noticed a group of blackberries, which were produced with great fidelity to life, • design for wall-paper, a statue of • peasant, and a highly ornamental ...

... DEALER. .ronn. saki an uptown men-hunt to his has ars the from Lim . .. _ pearls is killed br last c . i.diy Injosed . blackberries and look vispberriss killed, and pears touched to some xr.nt. rtght. Joh,, reder • lot rf new with he a ra , f intl. the ...

... jelly more difficult to keep, but it is quite worth trouble. When red currants are no huger available, black currants, blackberries, quinces, plums, apricots, ha, can all he rm..; ricer's. _ - AMA a k e übou t 30 large appples, rub them thoroughly with ...

... to them and asked what they were doing. One of the men said: We've been to Ohingford blackberrying. Witness said: Its a funny time in the morning to go blackberrying. Knowing the man, witness began to search one, who afterwards escaped. Prisoner and ...

... desiring to reduce wages, a lock-out would mean ruin to the union, so long 1111 skilled non-unionists were as plentiful as blackberries. Picketing would be useless, for the master would certainly be supported with the brute force of the State, which is I ...