... Hooper, of Chichester. A special prize was given to Mr. E. Young (gardener to Mr. F. M. Mercer) for a fine plate of American blackberries, each berry being about the size of a walnut. The judges were Mr. T. Goldring (:gardener to Sir Robert Turing) and Mr. ...

... the goods as usual, boiling well. A PLNASANT drink in summer-time for invalids is blackberry cordial. • Allow a pound of granulated or loaf sugar for each quart of blackberry juice obtained by mashing the berries and then squeezing them in a cloth. Add to ...

... public opinict of the island was healthy, and would, lie was sure, support them. CEKTENARIANS nowadays are as common as blackberries ; but a lady who has just celebrated her birthday at Turin stands out conspicuous among,t he crowd on account of her early ...

... also gifts of fruit, vegetables, &c., from Warningcamp, Yapton, Sennicolts and Walberton Harvest Festivals, of Rowel and blackberries from I)onnington School Children, and of fruit from Mrs. Fraser and from Mrs. Bead; also the following amounts collected ...