... merchants will be engaged in the' business, it is evident that the blackberry growing industry of the country is becoming of some importance. The badger is particularly partial to ripe blackberries, and consumes them in such quantities as to become positively ...

... being neglected if not wholly forgotten. One wonders in how many English kitchens today is practised the profound science of blackberry oordial or wild rose berries jam? MoM. cottage housewives now offer the wayfarer cup of ten with baker’s bread spread with ...

... Jellies so long as fresh fruit is plentiful. The juice of stewed fresh fruit rhubarb, cherries, gooseberries, raspberries, blackberries, etc.—boiled with just sufficient of Brown &Poison's 'Patent Corn Flour to set a dainty mould, makes delicious jellies ...

... YEA RLING HEIFERS Aggie. calved Jan. 191.1—Dr Sinclair, Aberdeen ('radlehall Blackberry, ealvel Feb. 1915 Mr Winterbottoin C'redlehall ('amelia, oalred Feb. 1915—Mr Franeisi Cradlehall Doris, calved Feb. 1915—Milts finest Cradlehall Freda, calved March ...

... n is that, at a General Election, no seat should be left unattacked. He tells us that reasons for this are as thick as blackberries ; it does not, however, seem to have occurred to him that possibly much more sagacious reasons might be given by these ...

... A MISTAKEN NOTION. It is a mistake to suppose . that the currant grows haphazard, just as blackberries grow in Britain. The Currant vine needs six or seven years careful cultivation before it bears fruit. It does not take kindly to any soil save that ...

... ripen mid-September; In tliev th.* tlio garden.'* at the sum* time. Hut even the wild raspberry cinnot excel tin* blackberry. The blackberry, tor strength and delicacy of flavour, and for the aroma the fruit, stands mo. —“Spectator. Strvtiikurk'k —Si School ...

... stands in the front rank withporridge! Both are now, alas! sadly neglected, with the result that doctors are as thick as blackberries in the Highlands. There is a story told about a young doctor who settled in the north in the olden days. He complained ...

... the new order to all the members of the robber band. HIGHLANDERS AND THE BIBLE. BREEZE AT CLUB MEETING' AS COMNI()N AS BLACKBERRIES. It is with no little pride and satisfaction that Invcruessians can look Lack to for during that year there was in midst ...

... that I would like to draw your particular atention to is the badges. Keltie's History of the Highlands gives the badge as blackberry heath, and this has been copied by other writers. I have corresponded w.th the leading families of the Clan, and in no case ...

... guiding principles of the rnrnl population of France, and by acting upon it the bnmble occupation of harvesting the wild blackberry or bramble crop this year (more particularly in Brittany), they will realise several thoosand pounds, whereas in places ...

... fruit up w as it to sink in the munates. Bake in a good oven for Nut A delicious trifle is ome which can be mede of the blackberries and filbert Make a sweet thickened syrup it over the frurt. Add the nuts finely wtp a teacupful of stale ve! some thick ...