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... Blackberry Meringues Boat a pint of double cream to a stiff froth little sugar. Prepare some blackberry from fresh fruit, and mix lightly with half f cream, stirring a little vanilla essence into the rest of the cream. Have ready some meringue cases. ...
... DECEMBER BLACKBERRIES. i)d ( ' ie weather Cornwall at present ' ~pf blackberries may still seen near the '' Ullage f Probus, and ui other parts. Wild blossom also still brightens the ...
... THE BLACKBERRY CROP. The blackberry crop Cumberland is the most abundant for many years, and picking has already camnvenced. Wigtcn the pickers are now receiving half-a-crown per atone, but the price will fall to below third that sum. Last year, evcrage ...
... THE REIGN OF THE BLACKBERRY. _ tirft- blackberries put upon Garden .•lancet (London) recently for the new uifoj from 2s a peek basket 121b c. fruit. Within ten 20,000 pecks English have disposed of in the same market •i. low a. peek, that the wild front ...
... DANT BLACKBERRY HARVEST. every prospect that this will be one abundant bramble seasons which has tpetw'iiced far a long 1 time. At present are literally smothered with and the brambles are very large articulariv e'ean. In most centres in Kent cements ...
... Peterborough on Wednesday. He nourished himself raw turnips, potatoes, and mangolds during the winter, and cowslip tea, blackberries, and other wild and herbs during the warmer months. ...
... ltt] u food / vill su^ us in these da vs. We shall have fruits all the year round; peaches will plentiful January as are blackberries now m September; and shall live chiefly fruit and milk. ...
... efforts obtain one, and continues : Rut experience is only the universal one The idea that curates are as plentiful as blackberries is hopelessly wrong; in a few years they will be as extinct as the dodo. Possibly some may be stuffed and exhibited in ...
... bill-berry before it due-berry. Your father, the elder-berry, would not have been such a goose-berry; but you need not look black-berry, and I shan't pay you toll 1 Berm. ...
... apples, peaches, quinces, cherries, plums, and pears. Germany levies 2s Gd per cwt. on raspberries, currant.s, gooseberries, blackberries, etc., 3s Old per cwt. on plums and cherries, and 10s 2d per cwt. on strawberries. Russia levies os lid per cwt., gross ...
... demand. The latest method of preserving blackberries, adopted by farmers wife, is to turn Billy the bull into the field. Billy, would appear, has no Socialistic ideas. He prefers solitude, and the blackberries in that particular field are ripening. Oatllin ...
... on Friday night she was found hiding on the sandhills. According to her statement, she had remained there month, living blackberries, turnips. etc., not daring to venture forth during the day owing to uncertainty the fate 'of the infant. . . She at last ...