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... coaid be formed into colarans for the advance. Through devious lanes, who*>e hedgerows are tangled with wild clematis and blackberries, the marched, each headed by its band, and the further and fainter echoes of their music was all the entertainment left ...
... M'Manus—address for each, Angksea Fruit Market. 2. do not know the name any BagMA trader likely to employ you agent to boy blackberries. Your only chance of obtaining an engagement of the kind would to advertaae in «m «f the English papsra. OUR LONDON LETTER ...
... stone jar. s. d. s. d . '1 Strawberry (new season's) 0 7 Black Currant .. o 6f Red Currant .. 6 Apricot .. 5f Greengage o 6 Blackberry .. 6 Damson .. 0 51 Gooseberr (new season's) o 5f Plan 5 .. Golden Plum .. a 54 o Black Currant Jelly .. oxo Red Currant ...
... to say, has not been reaped. Three-fourths of the blackberries go ti waste each year. 'et there is here a fine field for cottiers making some addition to their annual earn- uIS by picking Lhe blackberries and either making them into iams, jellies, or preserves ...
... PLATE of 30 weight for age hurdle rare, penalrics and allowances. Two in lie* and half. 'lr F II Wiee’a Sloe, bv Hackler—Blackberry. rr., lltt 12ib - J Kavanagh’s Nellie Malcolm. 6 yra. list 91b C Kavauagb 2 Mr J Lonsdale’s Laurel Hill, ♦ yra. Hat Mb J ...
... and a friend. “Had a good ing day’s sport asked the squire when he met him. “We slew very few birds; but we gy delicious blackberries,” was ‘ tered some ...
... long ou of print. The rest of the text was never b. half centuries. lished, but remains in manuscript for two anda Mary.—Blackberry jim is made as follows :~ Having gathered only ripe fruit and in d weather,spread it on a table or board and sprinkle it ...
... the trade, considers it a pity the Irish fruit growers not go in for tl culture of blackberries on large scale 'There arc miles of land In Ireland where big blackberries would flourish to perfection and pay well to raise. the report iatiucd yesterday by ...
... Leg Cut Off. OUR Limerick. Friday. A shocking railway accident occurred near’ morning. Two little boys named Smith were blackberries on the fence at s curve of the Ennis line, when a train and in their alarm and confusion they apparently riish across the ...
... presiding. There was a small at a mely— Subscriptions were announced amounting | 1° Parnell annive =—_ — ee Ss oe ewe = BLACKBERRIES FOR EXPC It is surprising that, notwithetan immense crops of whic! be seen everywhere Ire ase of to-day the present moment ...
... pots or jars. The jam in the pots is left umcovered till it cools. As a rule for all fruit except goose- berry, cherry, and blackberry jam # pound of sugar is allowed for a pound of iruit. The fruit. should always be fully ripe and dry, and should be picked ...