... Vincent Vicars, of Watergate Farm, while looking over his farm came across two men said to be from Cromford, gathering blackberries. The men refused to leave the land when requested, whereupon Mr Vicars upset one of the baskets, and was immediately set ...

... Musgrave he went for a walk and to gather blackberries. They went on a track near the brickworks at Alderwasley, when they saw the defendants leading wheat. — Vickers went to them and asked for the blackberries, saying he must have them. Vickers attempted ...

... month's hard labour. You will now go to Derby for three weeks hard labour. Leeoh: What? For blackberrying! Next time I come it will be for something, not for blackberrying. O'Brien, who had been quiet throughout, was order,ed to pay ss. and the costs. ...

... PRISONER. THREE WEEKS' HARD FOR BLACKBERRYING. An attitude of defiance was adopted by Martin Leech, who with a companion, Thos. O'Brien, was at Chesterfield on Saturday charged with stealing growing cultivated blackberries, value is., at Whittington, on ...

... was a. pate of the new Logan Berry, an interesting proof of the gardener's art. This fruit. which is a, cross between a blackberry and a ra_lpberry. is about an inch in length, and was first cultivated by American gardeners. Recently it has been grown ...

... BLACKBERRY TRIFLE. Rinse and drain two good tablespoonfuls of tapioca. add to it about a half-pint of cold water, and let it, soak overnight. Add just a little water io about one quiart of blackberries, cook them in a covered jan and strain off the juice ...

... When nearly cold spread it in a half-inch layer at the bottom and sides of a well-buttered basin, .011 up with blackberries (or blackberries and sliced apples), add sugar to taste, and cover with rice, smoothing the top with a hot wet knife. Stearn from ...

... BLACKBERRY TRIFLE. P ! ,inse and drain two tablesi.con:uis tapioca, aid to it about a half-pint of and let it soak overnight. Add just a little water to about one quart'of blackberries, •.00lc them In a covered jar and strain off the juice. Put the tapiwe„ ...

... when she met the prisoner. Prisoner, the alleged, gave them some sweets, and then took them down the lane to get some blackberries. They went as far the drift, where. th.? child stat-e_d. Swallow acted improperly. Evidence was alco given by Benjamin ...

... catering. • There were about 50 present. Not a single death had taken place durmg the year. A dance followed the tea. _Messrs Blackberry (EciNvinstovve) supplying the music. Under the auspices of the Clowne Co-operative Women's Guild a' conerat for tho benefit ...

... BLACKBERRY SYRUP, This will be found useful in winter to ward off colds, and it is very soothing for sore throats. j.'oar pounds of fruit, four pounds of boat sugar, h a lf a g ill of cold water; brandy. Stalk and look over the fruit. Put it in a largo ...

... RECIPES. BLACKBERRY JELL Y. For every four pounds of Blackberries, half a pint of water, for each pint of juice, three quarters of a pound of loaf sugar. Remove the stalks and carefully look over the fruit. Prit it in the preserving pan with the necessary ...