... TO PRESERVE BLACKBERRIES. Blackberry jam: Crush quart of fully ripened blackberries with 11b. of finely pounded cane loaf sugar, put it in a preserving pan, and let it simmer over a gentle fire until the jam becomes thick. Add wineglassful of brandy to ...

... September she wept out with three other children to gather blackberries. They saw prisoner sitting on • irate and after • time owner celled oat and said • Come here ' you will get cans of blackberries.' They went and prisoner lifted the children over • hedge ...

... with the 'spud,' and he struck back in self-defence.—Defendanta dared that they were not seeking rabbits but were merely blackberrying.' and the Bench dismissed the man—Henry Skitters, Epsom Common, was summoned by Thomas Glazehrook, another of Mr. Rallis ...

... occupiers. Evidence of the extraordinary season we have just experienced are being referred to on all hands. Wild roses and blackberry blossom were Picked on the flogs Back at Guildford this week. Mr. George B. Smallpeice, of Efodtering, He•thside, Woking ...

... and William Simms, who were summoned for trespass on Epsom Common in search of rabbite, declared that they were * merely blackberrying.” They were discharged. — A similar charge against Henry Skilton, for an alleged offence at Chessington, was adjonrned ...

... black berrying Septa üb«r 25th. and defendant decoyed her across some fields on the pretence that he would show her lot* of blackberries, and then committed the assa lit.—The jury found him guilty and he sentenced to twelve months' hard labour. Au.'x>kd Thevt ...