... dessert Apples best varieties Getdireotfromthegrowor Lee Hill road Clevedon Sl-5 Copies of this journal containing a full report of Somerset County at Clevedon Court may be obtained the offices Six Ways Weston Clevedon Light Railway For blackberrying book ...

... Rhubarb 7d. Sid. 6d. Black Plum = Plowman Plum Plum and Apple Blackberry and Apple 1/3 I/= nd. 9id. lod. 4id. 6d. 7d. Gooseberry Gooseberry and Rhubarb Red Plum Blackberry and Apple Jelly Plum and ...

... are now feasting. The purple-black sloe, allied with gin, yields a very respectable liqueur. The rosy crab apple may be turned into a delicate jelly with a suspicion of acid very agreeable to some palates. In Scotland the mountain ash berries are used for ...

... Pelham was so disgnated at the sight of a blackberry pndding that be called “ abominable trash.** Blackberries may be made into fairly potent wine—into preserve whan blooded with apples—or into a delicious jelly with flavour as delicate os the guava. I ...

... HINT& JAN.—Ostler the blackberries on a dry dey. Pick. wash, and weigh the fruit, and to every 21b. of blackberries allow lib. of priverving sugar; into • pen and let boil patly fee about thres-querters of an hour, until will jelly what cooled on • Skuu ...

... • stewpan put an equal qaantitv of picked blackberries and sharpflavoured apples, that hays been pared, cored. and sliced; to ever. pound of the mixed fruit add :11b. of preserving sugar. Boil until it jellies on a saucer. Pout the preserve into dry jars ...

... —lnto stewpan pot an equal quantity of picked blackberries and sharpfiavoured apples, that have been pared, cored, and sliced ; to ever* pound of the mixed fruit add fib. of preserving sugar. Boil until it jellies on a saucer. Pour the preserve into dry jars ...

... Soil op cmrefullj. and moisten the edge# to prevent the juice escaping. It improvement to scatter little chopped apple amongst tbs blackberries when you have any. lie the roll in cloth, wrong out in flailing water, sad dredged with dorr.—Loudon Wavamoor ...

... --Gather the blackberries on a day day. Pick. wash, and weigh the fruit, anclqa sway 4b. of blackberries allow 11b. of preserving =put them into a preserving pan and let tbem tly for about three-quarters of an hour, until some will jelly when cooled on ...

... Plum and Apple per jar Blackberry and Apple or Gooseberry and Apple, per jar jlh. Marmalade, B;d.. M>|d. per jar SUGAR Moist, lid. per lb. Fine Gran., ad. per lb. Oemerara (pore) ad. per lb. Castor (T ates) 3d. per lb., alb. for sid. A large stock of Perfumes ...

... damsons and • label decorated her back hair, and on past of her dress that inducement there 'welled jellies amd jams, quinces and plums and blackberries miles confusion. Dazed by the crash ohs stool for o motnant or two mechanically endeavouring le remove ...

... he don’t he’ll die !” In correspondence column “ Young Wife : “ Which is the best to mark table-linen Leave the baby and blackberry pie alone at the table for three minutes “ be careful Jane” said the farmer’s wife “ you lean so far over the well you may ...