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... BLACKBERRY WINE. Gather a quantity of ripe blackberries, press out the juice, and let it stand covered with cloth for thirty-six hours to ferment. Remove all the scum, and to each gallon of juice add three pounds of sugar, and one quart of water. Let ...
... every one should at once take to fruit culture. The possibilities for Ireland in the blackberry business alone he believes to be illimitable. What with blackberries, sloes, aviculture, pisiculture and the other remedies suggested each recurring day, it ...
... in Derry while the doctor was ill. Mr. Lindsay—Oh, they have plenty of magistrates to adjudicate. They are now plenty as blackberries, and common. God protect me. (Laughter.) The only thing 1 have to request of the citizens of Londonderry is not have me ...
... glass jar, s. d. -3 1 1§ 1 0 Per 7 Ib. stone jar. s. d. Strawberry .. Raspberry Black Currant Red Currant (A;pncot reengage Blackberry Damson Gooseberry Plum Golden Plum Black Currant Jelly Red Currant Jelly Apple Jelly Brackberry Jell Gooseberry Jelry Hono}r— ...
... magnificent future for the fruit growing industry it only its opportuiiitis a were turned to account. Even 11OW most of the blackberries that come to the Englialr markets aro grown in Ireland. But thole aro eir.rmous prasibilities there of which no one has ...
... there is magnificent future for the fruit growing industry, only opportunities were turned to account Even now most the blackberries that come to the English markets are grown in Ireland. But there are enormous possibilities there of abkh no one hoe yet ...
... proved to the satisfaction of thetroort that foreign competition bad almost collapsed them. Is Mr Lipton aware that the blackberries grow on the readuldes and ditches. and that there is no extra rent paid for growing them, and that they are only picked ...
... the tent, the elder turning over the sketches she had made during the day, the younger preparing a dish of newly-gathered blackberries for their impromptu tea; for the three Holt girls were camping out* on beautiful Kennett Ifountain, in the heart of the ...
... at Hallyvardar. promptly afforded the field a ripping run round oy Mount Ida and on to Glanmore. Spills were as numerous blackberries in autumn, and impromptu baths were taken, with a Spartanlike indifference by the unduly zealous. On Friday, Kilmanagh ...
... case the round of bazaars, ,s-ith their atten- dant entertainments, during the winter season, as numerous almost as the blackberries are plentiful in autumn, may be taken as an illustration. Be]- fast miglht be described as the city of 'bazaars, anid they ...
... steps once more and entered the haunted house. So them isn't nay real (hog, after stir said Louie. Only old Billy and the blackberry shrub. I'm awfully glad whispered Kate. I'm sot;' boldly . declared Hefty. It was dreadfully frightful for a little ...
... magnificent future for the fruit growing industry, if only its opportunities were turned into account. Even now most of the blackberries that come to the English markets are groan in Ireland. But there are enormous possibilities there of which no one has yet ...