... BLACKBERRYING. The sun is up in a bright blue sky, And all the world's aglow. Come fetch your baskets, girls and boys, For a-blackberrying we'll go. I know a spot where the ripe fruit hangs, Luscious and black as sloe, Below the stream, round the hazel-copes ...

... engaged in the business , it is evident that . the blackberry . growing , industry o £ the ' . country is becoming of some importance . . THE BLACKBERRY IN LEGEND . One of the-most ; prolific blackberries grown in America , where tlie fruit has for years ...

... firms . ' Blackberry ] 9 / a is very popular ; heretofore the demand has exceeded the supply , which is necessarily liinitect because . quantities , of the berries are disposed of to the public by fruiterers by the pound . Often punneted blackberries of good ...

... to the blackberry, owing to its supposed tendency to produce tbe eruption known as scald-head in children. This however is finite an erroneous idea, for doctors and scientists are agreed that the blackberry is one of the most wholesome fruits, and it was ...

... Blackberry Culture. We have not. as yet, undertaken in any practical shape the cultivation of 'he blackberry for market purpo-es, and e. far as British kiLds are ernol in any shape. Blackberries of any kind, if grown at all, should Fs grown well; it is ...

... AUSTRALIAN BLACKBERRIES. The blackberry thrives more luxuriantly in Australia than Europe America, its growth ibein*- so rapid that in many places it is regarded as-an agricultural pest. In some localities, -however, the settlers and their families gather ...

... BLACKBERRY CORDIAL Stew the blackberries until tender, then stem, and to every pint of juice add lib. of loaf avatar, of cinnamon, and loc. each of mace and cloves. Place the mixture m a lined saucepan on the fire, and after it has boiled for twenty minutes ...

... BLACKBERRY INDUSTRY. (Br *x Expert the ) Th« rf 1905, fsr ns fruit is con* rt*rr»ed, will f.niMi. for having proriticvd ilia largest and finest crop blackberries ever enjoyed in the Britich Isles. A* usual, the daintieat of these fmits are to lie se* ...

... BELATED BLACKBERRIES result of the record rain,” blackberries arc still unri-oe, and some bramble-bushes near High Beech are even yet in blossom. “Botanical friends,” as Mr Pecksniff would r'.y, will find article the blackberry in certain adroitly advertised ...

... BLACKBERRY CORDIAL Stew the blackberries until tender, then strain, and to every pint of juice add 11b. of loaf sugar. fox of cinnamon, and los. each of mace and cloves. Place the mixture in a lined saucepan on the fire, and after it his boiled fo• twenty ...

... BLACKBERRY Put three pound* of crushed pre«ervin» sugar into a stew pan with a quart vinegar and little muslin bag containing half ounce of doves, two or three of muc*, a quarter of an ounce of bruised ginger, a small piece of cinnamon and eighteen | ...

... BLACKBERRY CORDIAL. Stew tile blackberries until tender, then strain. and pint of juice add llb. of loaf sugar, of cinnamon, and Oa each of mace and clogs Place the mixture in • lined saucepan on the fire, and after it has boiled for twenty minutes set ...