... THE BLACKBERRY SEASON. It many years since English blackberries, especially those from the West country, wore so fine ns they are this season. Twenty ton* day have been pouring into Covent Garden market. NONE FOB THE LIKBB US! ” Bishop FrasiT was preaching ...

... UNRIPE BLACKBERRIES, Elsie McCallum, the 10 years old daughter of the chairman of the Bangor (county Down) Town Commission, succumbed yesterday from the effects of eating a quantity of unripe blackberries. The father and mother were absent in England ...

... BLACKBERRIES! BLAI WANTED Urge Tumid/0 Bert pries Riven.—J. Hurkois, 99, Church Street, Tewkesbury. WANTED, at once, respectable Young Girl as NURSE in a Farmhouse. Apply—Mrs. OVILDING. Eastington llall. Upton•on-Severn, Wirtl3s, urciuNa.—Anistst 21. ...

... Blackberry Cordial, Pick the blackberries carefully, and see that they are free frem worms ; use only the ripest To two quarts fruit put one whiskey, and let it stand twenty-four hours; then bruis* and strain through flannel. every liquor allow of loaf ...

... Blackberry Jam. - The fralt should gathered in dry weather and carel&liy freed from bosks sad stems; pat into a piseei fan. and to every four pounds of blarkbcmes add a of sliced apple. Allow a of swear to each pound fniH, and boil for aa hoar, till all ...

... nt in the 3rd Che-hire Regiment-. Deceased, with his two brothel's and a companion named Otizman, went out to Sealand blackberrying on Sunday, and gathered a quantity of the fruit, eating some, and bringing the remainder home. They also gathered some ...

... BLACKBERRY FRIDAY. The last Friday in September. it appears, is set apart. year by year now, for the new holiday, and to-day the scholars and teachers of the public schools of Newcastle will again, given line weather, be enjoying a healthy ramble in the ...

... THE BLACKBERRY CROP. This has been a singularly good year for blackberries. In Sussex the hedgerows are laden, and some of the fruit are of a remarkable size: Probably the dry summer, followed by the recent rains, which came just as the young berries ...

... pudding basin with it, peel the apples, core, and cut them into thin slices; pick the stalks from the blackberries, fill the basin with the blackberries and apples; add the sugar, lemon rind, and nntmog; cover with paste, tie over it a floured cloth, and ...

... THE DANGERS OF BLACKBERRYING The City Coroner of Chester held inquest last night on the body John Lloyd Maxwell, ten years of age, son of a colour-sergeant in the 3rd Cheshire Regiment. Deceased, with his two brothers and a companion named Ouzman, went ...

... BLACKBERRY syrup. With some lump sugar rasp off all the yellow from three lemons. Then slice up the fruit and squeeie out all the juice. Tut this on the sugar and add ground ginger and mixed sweet spice to form paste, which then put into a deep earthenware ...

... BLACKBERRY JAR In this week's .• !wee' giem the following excellent recipe for making blackberry Jam: only keeps well if the: fruit is Perfectly dry and fresh. After picking from the stalks, weigh the fruit, and allow there -quarter% of • of sugar to ...