... BLACKBERRIES. There was a great quantity of blackberries in Covent Garden yesterday morning. Hitherto this fruit has been retailed at 55. per ib., but wholesale dealers state that in the course of a few days it is likely to be cheaper than has been the ...

... BLACKBERRIES. It leered that 'foolish blackberry crop will tbia year be a ditappointing one, aed that the reality will be under tiro In Wales, irbore - the finest the fruit yields will be better than thole of any ether oentre. In Poetised the berry crop ...

... BLACKBERRY VINEGAR. Put two quarts of blackberries into a lnrgo! jug, pour over them one quart of the hvst‘ cider vinegar; let them stand together for twenty-four hours. and then mash the berries well, either with the hand or a wooden spoon. Strain this ...

... BLACKBERRY RECIPE, One of the best means of varying the blackberry tart, which is often the only method in which the fruit is served in this country, i that of cup-puddings. A quick oven is'a ‘mecessity, while they -i:ould be sarved at once when they ...

... BLACKBERRY JELLY The fruit for this jelly should never bvi over-ripe. The jelly will'set and keep much better if the blackberries are rather mnder-‘ ripe than otherwise. Put the fruit into a stone jar and cover it, put the jar in a puu‘ of col; water ...

... The Blackberry Crop. The Kentish biackberry harvest will be romarkable, the bushes in and about the wouds in the dnnurbury and Tonhridfe districts iving promise of unique crops. In the Mid- Fltnd.! tKe output will a, uinot heavy, and m Wales a full yiel ...

... HUGE BLACKBERRY CROP The average yearly crop of wild blackberries n this country is 10,000 tons, but this year, n consequence of the heavy rain, the harvest of the hedgerows will be much heavier. Best erade blackberries are now realising 11s. a e R W« ...

... THE HALIFAX DAILY GUARDIAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1906: CALDER TRAGEDY. LIFE LOST WHILST BLACKBERRY PICKING. Luddenden Foot Youth's Pluck. The story of a youth's ineffectual bravery comes from Luqdomkn Foot this week-end, an um-mb-: to savo life at o danger ...

... came back to me again and again, but 1 got even wid K. l:poht-holut-adunszr e Dawoli: bTR Y Se R BLACKBERRY TRIFLE. Seloct only the ripest blackberries. Line a deep glass dish, bottom and sides, with the fruit, sprinkle liberally with N&, and prepare ...

... by o ‘hat in the same coloured félt, trimmed with the chestout flower and prickly burrs. The ““ blackberry '’ costume will copy tho Inlixe of blackberries, and the fruit will wreatho the smart wmbrella hat. Nut brown dresies will 0o cluster of filberts ...

... LOCGCAL. BLACKBERRIES A 1 SOUTHOWRAM Mr. Henry Baines, of 120, Cross-row, ew-streé=t, gouthowram, sends us the following intcresting pote. s illustrative of the milduess of the weather : ] Lave seen several reports of gatherng black berres late in November ...

... COMPENSATION While the mushroom season has proved a failure in Comberland, there are prospects of a heavy blackberry or bramble crop. ...