... fire till it all be dried into them again: then cover them with vinegar. Let them warm up, then bottle. Blackberry Wine —Chocs* the ripest blackberries, but take care they are perfectly dry. Braise the fruit, and to every Skit of ben ics add a quart of watpr ...

... quanti- Hj?s.— Apply, partiemars, H. Bullock, 5, Talbot Chambers. Shrewspury. GOOD Jams—2lb. Jars., Mixed, id; Plum, 4id.; Blackberry and Apple. 4id.; Damson. 5d.; Hartley s Baepbeny, Strawberry, and Black Currant •[•“A lib. SJcL, 21b. IOJd.; Hartley’s Marmalade ...

... of danger to if not remedied. The subject was referred to the committee.—An application for water supply to some cottages Blackberry Bank was also referred the committee. In the application wea a complaint the waterworks the Newport Urban Grand! had dried ...

... cases the Institute Schools, three at Bank, and one at Langley Infanta’ School. There were also great many absent gathering blackberries. He presented list of 44 hop-pickers who were away, several of whom having been abeent fruit-picking as well this year ...

... 1/0 per lb., apples /I to /2 per lb/ pears /2 to /3 per lb., plums A /3 per lb.. i damsons A per lb., marrows /6 each, blackberries A per lb., turnip*, onions, carrots, and parsnips A per , hares 3/0 •*ach. partridges 3/0 per brace, grouse 5/6 per brace ...

... children’s offerings of the fruit, picked by themselves from bushes and hedgerows, amounted to 901 b., and the other 701 b. The blackberries have been distributed among several housewives for conversion into jam. which will be sold for the benefit of the Church ...

... bunch, mushrooms per lb., apples /9 to per 100, pears 5 to 10 a penny, walnuts/4 to per 100, rabbits 2/2 to per couple, blackberries F quart, kidney beans flktofc per lb., hedge nuts /I? 2 per quart, cob nuts /6, filberts /6, plums /0i to fl per quart ...

... creamy elder mellowed into wine. The russet hip that was the pink-white rose; The amber woodbine in*o rubies turned. The blackberry that was the bramble born; Nor let the seeded clematis be spumed. Nor pearls, that now are corals, the thorn. Look! what ...

... swallow whole. will be found to remove (he most difficult obstruction. When Making Blackberry Jaw, mid quarter of a pound of sour apples to each pound of blackberries; it im proves the Jam. An Easy Wat of Cleaning Platovoks tomb them od knife board. This ...

... of the offence, and on ! 16th inst. left saying he was going to Hngbley. bn; on Friday night came back, and put bottle of blackberry win© the table. Prisoner had the wo • of cupboard the kitchen and another in tbo I parlour, and Inspector afterwards came ...

... paper may easily be tom away. Blackberry Jam.— Gather the froit upon a dry day, and to every pound of fruit add lib. of Demcrara sngar. and boil rather more than three-quarters of hour. must constantly stirred. Blackberries may be gathered until late la ...

... Church Services.— Blackberry services have been held the two town cbm dies Woking. At one chnrch children's offerings of the fruit, picked themselves from bushes and hedgerows, amounted to 9011).. and at the other 701 b. The blackberries have been distributed ...