... lb. JAMS, MARMALADE, TINNED FRUITS, ETC. Damson 21b. Jar. 7d. Plum 21bdo.6id. Apricots in S 3 rttp, per tin 7d. to Bld. Blackberry & Apple 21b Jar std Pears iu Syrup ,) 70 to Old. Mixed Fruit „ sd. Pine Applesd. to 101 d. Marmalade 21b.s. std & 61(1. ...

... was taken to the spot and said the footprint was hers. She said she had been there tho previous day getting blackberries. There were no blackberry bushes near. Inspector Lucas (Market Drayton) gave evidence to apprehending the prisoner. cautioned her, and ...

... earthen bowl with email cubes of bread, packing closely; pour over Ujo bread, as is fitted into place, hot blackberry juice, made cooking blackberries until soft, with sugar taste, and passing them through soive. Allow bread to absorb much juice as it will ...

... advanced lambs; itrictly private.—Apply.by letter. King. Craven Arms. WANTED, Crab Apples (all sorts). Small Apples and Blackberries; best possible prices; prompt oali.-Write, Squire Hardy, Fruit Boyer, Iridga. WANTED to put 200 to 300 oat Halves in lots ...

... -Jamea Hurtllall. Darties. JEgreatint, Birkmhcad. S ,r ood ' d«B..trapped wired Babbits JS » Kieen, Also, Apples, Pears, 1 Blackberries—Crewe. Shop, Astley. Sa'^p. rABBIIB. Babbits. Eabbita.—Firm rerru- H. Ctofo wLISTED, Manor©; 100 Loada: best price given ...

... found amidst the Skegness sand dunes, where she had been hiding for five weeas- During that time she had existed mainly on blackberries and raw turnips, and it P ® bable that she would have starved to deata but for a rumour getting abroad which led t° a ...

... 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 ...

... the period when Lori LyUon's fastidious dandy, Pelham, {.wind it such ordeal eat such “trash blackberry pudding in his own political interests. If blackberry pudding, as wholesome British sweetmeat as can found, ires only humble pie that had be consumed ...

... sheltered from (spring north-east winds to be preferred. Tree# planted in valley* are liable to injury from frost in spring. Blackberries—Many American blackhemes are excellent fuel-. well clay soil* are be-I; hut tee thrive almost anywhere. Where pos-ime, ...

... pmflteltle until (hnii 2>i to 40 yean of age. A true a\aragaa ...

... stealing fowl ur eggs is just like steeling money. The precise degree of iniquity alsn-hing to the taking of mushrooms blackberries is u oicc point We tiave most of offended, withoci retaining any sense of moral stain, and wi the knowledge that we tnioyed ...

... Rnglieh grapes. Is. 3d. Is. 6d. per lb. Plume, il. and per lb. Cooking Plume ;td, per Ih. Dnmson*, 4d. to sd. per lb. Blackberries, Ifd. and 2d. per Ih. Filbert*, 4d. and id. per Ih Hedge Nul* Id. and 6d. Ih. Mushrooms. 4d. 6d. per lb. TwwEsrl and Countess ...