... sugar, half a pint of cream, one lemon, a few drops of vanilla, and some boiled custard, also a little water. Take the blackberries and carefully pick them over, removing all the stalks, and then peel, core, and slice the apples. Put the fruits into an ...

... What people call the sloe is a sort of under-sized plum, grown in Ireland. The English variety is smaller than the blackberry, and leaves a bitter-dry taste in the mouth. I have had orders for tons at a time. Most of the crop goes to distillers ...

... BLACKBERRY CORDIAL Blackberry cordial has valuable medicinal qualities besides being a most agreeable drink. To make it, choose the ripest blackberries and mash them with a wooden spoon or a potato-masher, then pour the whole mass into a jelly-bag and ...

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... on old-age pensions, or trade unions ; on woman suffrage, on hundreds of equally obvious questions—they are as common as blackberries in autumn, and they are always rebuffed or sent away with exceedingly vague promises. The very ceremony is chilling, and ...

... position to pay a substantial dividend out of its diggers' license fees alone. Kaffir dividend announcements come as thick as blackberries in autumn. Three are now declared, one of ss. 6d. by the Witwatersrand Company, and another of ls. by the United Main Reef ...

... with 1-500th part of sodium benzoate. I\o mention of a stray raspberry in this case. Apple jelly is the basic substance of blackberry as well as strawberry and raspberry jam. Protecting Baby. The baby's paregoric stands revealed as a highly alcoholic ...

... higher than the 8 per cent. paid a year ago. With the turn of the half year reports of companies come pouring in as thick as blackberries in autumn. One of the most interesting recently issued is that of the well-known provision merchants, Lovell and Christmas ...

... especially against all umbelliferous plants growing in moist places ; and all should be told to eat nothing from the hedges but blackberries and nuts whilst out, being encouraged to bring home all their new finds for the scrutiny of their parents. In all cases ...

... son, Mr. Charles Farrow, aged seventeen, gave evidence to the effect that he accompanied his father last Friday to gather blackberries, and picked the mushrooms with him. The boy, in answer to the coroner, said he told his father he did not think the fungi ...

... any hint of their desperate need reach their neighbours. Of late the father has been picking up a few pence by gathering blackberries. HOURS OF AGONY. To add a deeper pathos to the case, Mrs. Farrow was shortly expecting an addition to her family, and her ...

... the tenantry and their wives, and it is expected that about 1,200 guests will attend the luncheon, which is to be given at Blackberry Hill, Belvoir. The last coming-of-age celebration at Belvoir took place in 1-6, when the elder brother of the late Duke ...