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... shunter named Cummings, and prooeeded through Bickleigh Vale, the well-known picknioking spot, with the intention of picking blackberries. The entered the woods near the Lee Moor China-c lay Works, where there is • private railway in connection with the Great ...
... lid. to 2d. per lb.; vegetable marrows, 9d. to 4/- per doien ; turnips, lOd. to 2/- per pot; apples, 3 - to 8 - per pot; blackberries, lid, per lb.; damsons, prune, 10'6 to 13/6 per pot; pears, 4.6 to 10/6 per pot; butter, 12i psr lb ...
... to 25 feet. 12 to 15 feet. About 15 feet. 20 feet. 20 feet. 30 feet. eurrante 4by 6 feet to 6by 8 feet. Blackberries 3 by 6 feet to 5 by 8 feet. Raspberries 3 by 6 feet to 5 by 8 feet. Actual I'lanting. Plough the land and manure it ...
... ta silk of qnakerwh stone, pinked into fluflines* nod brightened with gleam* of orange, looks both charming and useful. Blackberries (remark* Msdge” Truth) juet now. They make capital tart# if mixed witt epfße* or cranberries. A well boiled paddta* made ...
... which had made of the contents of the ehildran’s stomachs. He found in the contents of the giti s stomach berries of the blackberry, goostoany. current, and green peas, and berry seeds rf the ar^maoulatum (commonly known as the ouokoo-pint and • Ixiris ...
... DOMESTIC RECIPES. Caxx.—Su w the blackberries with little water and sugar, using three-quarters of pound of sugar to one pound of frnit. When the fruit in soft and has yielded some of ita juices, drain off the sirup; pile some small sponge cakes, cut ...
... per dozen; tomatoes, Id. to 2d. per lb.; turnips, 1,3 per pot; vegetable marrows,l 3 - per dozen apples, 29t0 6 per pot; blackberries, lid. per lb.; pears, 3,g to 9.6 per pot. Tkk Wauobd Fault. The second visit t° All ester of this talented family of C ...
... cold before being pat la the oellan apt to eake together in lampe. Blacxckbbt Mavoo. l* iliree-quartern of pint of clear blackberry jam, etrained ae if for jelly, diaooWe an ounce of gelatine; add half a pound of auger, and giro Hie whole boil. Paae through ...
... decorating. At the bottom of the font wta wreath of mulberriee, and on the top the atonework another wreath of berries, hope, blackberries, aoorne, , which was made prettier, poeaible, bunch of wheat at each corner. The wood earring, too, looked rery nic*) with ...
... extra Srd late plnms, P. Kettle, W. Kings. J. Hughes ; red currants, W Marshall, J. James, W. Lows; rasp ben iss, T Cull; blackberries, 0. Harris, W. Freeman ; applet: dessert, Mrs. Williams, W. Robinson, J Duflo, Mrs. Bulpit extra 3rd ; Keswick seedlings ...
... function of fashion goes without saying. All the available Royalties were there; duchessr and countesses were as plentiful blackberries, but it was noticed that there were some members of the aristocracy conspicuous by their absence. The gardens behind Devonshire ...
... per case ; egg plums. 10e. 6d. to 128. 6d. per pot; Victonas, 14e. to 19s. per pot ; damascenes, 14e. to 15s. per pot ; blackberries, Bs. 6d. to 9s. 6d. per cwt. ; grapes, 3s. 6d. to 108.6 d. per barrel ; Guernsey grapes, sd. to 10d. per lb.; pineapples ...