... had a great army and William was riding through the garden at Thilippi Christmas Day his lovely brown hair caught on some blackberry bushes and William was killed. ericket. Aldrich Broa.—Mkrried v. Single. Played on Saturday, resulting in win for the married ...

... danger, has been found. She was discovered hiding in the sand hillsef Skegness, and for month had lived on turnips and blackberries, not daring to venture forth owing to uncertainty as to the fate of the infant, She was very emaciated, and it is feared ...

... preserve into dry jars, and store in a cool, dry place. Cover closely with air-proof paper. Blackberry Cordial.— Press the juice out of some ripe blackberries, strain it, and to every pint of juice so obtained add £lb. of castor sugar, three cloves, and ...

... cover it thickly with blackberries, leaving margin of inch round the dough. Holl up carefully, and moisten lb* edges to prevent the juice escaping. It is an improvement to scatter a little chopped apple amongst the blackberries when you have any. Tie ...

... £2O. The consequence is (writes the Calcutta correspondent of the that B.A.’s and “Ph.D.’s M are now thick in India as blackberries on a September hedge in England. Sir Mackworth Young, Lieutenant-Governor of the Punjab, in addressing the students on ...

... peculiar construction «^ iefe of the number of , ''°' al Kouan times, for mosaic must Aus, 1 ; The ha. identi- the grape, blackberry, *PP abundant in some of The seeds of ,,' l f elderberries must have the old Roman city. Lord Mii.srr ia ot German descent ...

... 3s ss; apricots, English, per dozen, Is 6d to 2s; bananas, per bunch, 8s 6d 12s; ditto, loose, per dozen, Is to Is 6d; blackberries, peek, to3s6d; cobnuts, Kentish, per lb., 8d; currants, black, per sieve. 5s 6d to 6s; ditto, red, per sieve, 2s 6d to ...

... gradually stir in a pound whiting. When cold this will be found to be rather stiff, and will need to applied a stiff brush. Blackberry Jam and Marmalade.—Press some nice, ripe berries through a sieve so nothing stays behind but seeds, weigh the pulp, allow ...

... was also insured A woman named Emma Smith, of Pakefield. went out on Thursday morning with her two children in search of blackberries. The woman afterwards sent the children away. After a time they became frightened, and told their tale to woman they met ...

... cream or custard.—£Venin# News, Blackberry Jelly. —Extract the juice from ripe blackberries by placing them in jar ami standing the jar in pan of fast-boiling water. Drain off the juice as it flows, until the blackberries are quite dry. Measure the juice ...

... milk, four eggs well beaten, two cups of flour, one teaspoenful of salt. Blackberry Wine.—The following is an excellent recipe for the manufacture of a superior wine from blackberries. Measure your berries and bruise them ; to every gallon add one quart ...

... Dominion of Canada and of the Commonwealth of Australia should confer in London next June regarding trade and other matters. Blackberry brambles are rapidly over-running vast areas of Australia, and arc becoming aserioua pest to the farmers. . tight as a bottle” ...