... B. Daniels 1, H. Lewie 2, Knight 3. Prvii Damsons, P. Styler 1 and 2. 0. Barns 3, H. Lawton and Mrs. B. Beeree extras ; blackberries, E. Shakespeare 1, O. Harris 2; plums, rod round, W. H. Chambers 1, O. Harris 2. P. Kettle 3; Tic tone, B. W. Deris 1, ...

... to 3d. per dozen ; tomatoes. Ha. to lid. per lb. ; vegetable marrows, 3d, to 2/- per dozen; apples, 94 to 6/3 per pot; blackberries, lid. to 2d. per lb. ; damsons, prune, 2216 to 251- per pot ; damascenes, 18/- to 21/- per pot ; nuts, 3d. to 31d. per ...

... mual have without houaelceeperl'' Hoaeekeeper, indeed: amlted her slaur-in-law, brnkly etirring away at a brain kettle of blackberry jam that waa babbling over the fire. ’Tain't hecauee ha can't get one tint Tony Bonon goer without housekeaperl Mias Matilda ...

... lid. per dozen ; tomatoes, 2d. to 21d. per lb. ; vegetable marrows, 3d. to 1,6 per dozen ; apples, 2/- to 6/- per pot ; blackberries, lid, to 3d. per lb. ; prune damsons, 18/. to 20,- per pot; damascenes, 15,- to 19,- per pot ; nuts, Id. to aid. per lb ...

... Clarke, B. W. Davis (extra 3rd) ; purple plume, S. Millward, G. Croft, Neale, J. Onions (extra 3rd); round plume, G. Harris; blackberries, G. Harris, Mrs. Tandy, Collett ; tomatoes, A. D. Christie, E. M. Coleman, T. Ainge, H. Harris and J. Chambers (extra 3rd); ...

... the Merine family came to breakfast to And a china platter holding can of boiled corn, and cot glass bowl full luscious blackberries. John Constant again I I cant cat corn bread every meal, Annt Vi I Mina complaiosd. “ When our men folks coma home from ...

... Rifted flour, and stir into it half • teaspoonful of baking-powder; then old to the other ingredients a pint and a half of blackberries. rut Into a buttered pudding-dish, and steam two hours. Serve with a rich MUNI. GRAPE WATIII Tax.—For a gallon freezer ...

... ripe, and picked when quite dry. Put them into an earthenware jar, and cover them with boiling water. Some people mash the blackberries down, and others leave the jar in cool oven all night Strain through sieve into jar or cask, and let ferment for IS days; ...

... a-half cupful* flour, and atir into it halt tcaapoonful of baking-powder, and add to the other ingivdicnta and a-half pint* blackberrie*. Put into buttered pudding-diah, and ■team two boura. Sam with neh aanct. Tomato amd Potato Sato cat. —Take half pound ...

... berry pie in the cupboard. Mn.e Youngwoman wantw to know Which Jo the best way to mark table linen ? Leave the baby and a blackberry pie alone at the table for three mulutee. weed* am Om easiest to kill? sulked young Flickers. Widows' weds. Toe have ...

... actions poisoning case, which might have ended fatally, has taken place near -Ramsey, Isle of Man. Pour children went to pick blackberries, and uncoileciously plucked red berries of a poisonous nature, which they ate. Subsequently they complained of feeling ...

... if there art any trout there?” qoestioued of the boys. I no look,” rwdisd Willis, ‘‘bnl w.lkad tho hill end scon found n blackberry pitch. I was picking racy fact, and my socond pail was nearly full, when looking np, I saw black j hour not more than two ...