... well. Put in jars and when cold tie down in the usual way. Blackberry Jelly.—Proceed for blackberry }'» m with regard to piokinj? and selecting f he fruit. ITien partlv cook the blackberries ii£ the preserving pan with half a pint water to every four ...

... to him. [Adyt]. Stung a Wasy.— On Monday, while working Ronnett's Farm, Mrs P. Standbridge. of Streets Farm, Capel. ate a blackberry, and with it wasp, which stung her throat, causing her much suffering. _ , , Wednesday’s Storm. —.Vt noon on Wednesday, ...

... started he noticed that the signal stood, at danger and tried to stop the train, but failed. A five-year old boy was picking blackberries in the Glorv Wood. Dorking, 'Tuesday, when he had the misfortune to step into a wasps nest. The wasps resented tb© intrusion ...

... in table t especially in the autumn, when thfr- J, 10,1 ' mauv lovely leaves and berries a.: ' posal. o, r - Sprays of blackberries and criniKon j,. anauged with golden oak leaves and maple, lock ’-eautiful. and purple » white heather, with golden a russet ...

... years of age, said that, the day named she was in the service Mrs. Hnxham, at and in the evening was sent out to pick 'blackberries. When in the field adjoining the cricket ground Bourne came to her. made improper suggestion, assaulted her. When she told ...