... THE BLACKBERRY. The best of our hedge fruite, the blackberry, only wants a few days’ more sunshine to ripen. The crop will be tremendous. Until lately the hedgerows in places were white over with the silky blossom. I bave once before pointed to the Lawton ...

... BLACKBERRY WINE put any quantity of blackberries into a jar or pan, cover thorn with booling water, and allow them to stand in a cool oven all night to draw out the juioe; or they may be mashed with hand, which is even better though very much more' t ...

... BLACKBERRY JAM Weigh the berries, put them ia a presurvlagpia. sad cruel' thus tit a pulp. Bail Sweaty ail:lutes, removing all soma ae it rime : add threequarters of a of sugar to mob pound of sag boil for tea or till or Mill or clesirocL ...

... BLACKBERRY CULTURE. t'srwers who with for an aid to their present struggles might try blackberry culture. Tie Fruit-grower gives the following account of the cultivation of this plant. It is usually set in spring—the earlier the better—the plants ...

... BLACKBERRY SYRUP is delicious, and cheap and useful. Press out the juice from very ripe blackberries, and to each pint add lib. brown—Damerara —sugar, boiled in pint of water to a rich syrup; allow it to boil for 15 or 20 minutes, stirring it well; put ...

... KILLED WHILE BLACKBERRYING. Mr. County Coroner ha« ordered inquest. assemble at Workhouse this afternoon rtwpecting the deaths of P.C. Voisey, the Plymouth Police Force, and George Omiiiig, signalman, of the Great Western Railway, both resident at Laira ...

... BLACKBERRY AND APPLE CHEESE especially good. Take 41bs. apple?, 41bs. of blackberries, 31bs. sugar. Pare nnd core tbo apples, put them in stewpan with the blackberries, and stew till perfectly tender; pulp through hair sieve—a muslin one will do as well; ...

... FATAL BLACKBERRY EXCURSION. While a and a shunter the Great Western Rail-way oil blackberry in-; near Plvmpton Thursday, tbey rayed Dartmoor Railway and were knocked damn some trucks. When found, one man was quite, dead. _ and the other only lived few ...

... could find no blackberries. But that must have been own fault, owing to eyes not being so sharp as they once were. The visit was worth making if only to listen to the delight of the children who swarmed everywhere within sight of a blackberry bush. They shouted ...

... AFTER PICKING BLACKBERRIES: • aged about tan, baloarng to Kanter,. mar Dorn boa, beloved, grit It bee racer. to Erin Mann too der ago pet but tbe &Or rat t 4 Ism and aorta( boa ono, been bard of b'. ZOOM Common am garb fraprard by error Pima. CUT ...

... paste rising. Let these cum get cald.and then All them with the prepared blackberries and syrup, rile sweetened whipped on the top of each. —Pound a quut and • half of ripe blackberries until well lambed; put them in a pin, and pour over them • quart bottle ...

... a pint of ripe blackberries and let it stand until cold; bake the pastry for a quarter of an hour. putting a crust of bread in each to prevent the paste rising. Let these cases get cold,and then fill them with the prepared blackberries and syrup. Pile ...