... Cottage bedeocks, bandages, and apples. Mrs. Clarke; pears, Mi.os Darwin; lettuces, the Master of Downing: apples, Mrs. Edwards; slippers, Miss Ellis; flowers and apples, Mrs. Gaskoll; apples, Mrs. Gurney; blackberries. Miss Hills; eggs and ...

... to damson and apple and gooseberry jama, etc., morrow jams follow: Marrow, marrow and lemon, marrow and ginger, marrow and raspberry. marrow and strawberry, marrow and rad currant, marrow and blackberry, marrow and elderberry. .Tam or jelly mode mum these ...

... everyone makes jelly, other than red currant. Plum jelly, tomato jelly, quince jelly, are all delicious a sauce with meat. Damson cheese, too, a delicate dish lor dessert. Apples, and especially the red Siberian crab variety, make very ...

... Miss Peek, fruit; Mrs. Hills, apples; Mr. U. T. Luddington. one brace pheasants, two hare*, four pigeons, nuts and fruit; Mr. J. Hitch, nuts; Mrs. Bragg, two mould jellies; Cecil Burrows and S. Wor.L ingham. blackberries; Mrs l-eyton, potted meat; , Mr ...

... of the stomach apples, limes, and lemons stand out in strong pre-eminence. As diuretics strawberries, whortleberries, grapes, peaches, and black currants are most valuable. A very full tablespoonful of the latter fruit, either as jelly or jam, put into ...

... And how beautiful the fruit in spring when the laden pink white I particularly remember of apple trees I at pictures were Of fruit there profusion blackberries particularly old adage of this typifying hard winter vis foundation in fact : perhaps yotir ...