... BLACKBERRY CORDIAL. Personally, I eannot say I am fond of cooked blackberries ; the flavour is nice and so is the juice. but there is too much wood in composition of the cooktd blackberry to suit my taste. 8 . /member ing the aid proverb, What is one ...

... WORCESTERSFITELE BLACKBERRY CROP. The demand for blackberries is very large this year. The fruit is later than usual owing to the weather, but heavy consignments are being sent three or four evenings a week from Bewdley, Stonrport, and other Worcestershire ...

... late years blackberries have met a ready sale in London and other cities. Large quantities of the fruits are disposed of by West End fruiterers in punnets at fancy prices for dessert purposes and table decoration. During the autumn blackberries often realise ...

... -0- The blackberry harvest this season is a bountiful one, and many thrifty pickers in England have converted nature's kindly gifts into a comfortable little store of shillings. Meanwhile, in Brittany the blackberry remains ungathered, and superstition ...

... add to the other ingredients. Then add the beaten whites of three eggs and stir in one cupful of blackberry jam or any other kind of jam. The blackberries must not be seeded). Bake in three or four layers • Put a soft-boiled between the layers and on top ...

... BLACK BEE HY JELLY Blackberry jelly has a great advantage over blackberry jam, ineause in it you have tile fine flavour of the fruit without the bother of The seeds. Take fruit which is just ripe, pick it over but do not wadi it. and stand it in a thick ...

... of Blackberry Lane, Halesowen, appeared charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct, on the 17th instant. Police-constable Gorman said he received complaints about the defendant, and he found him drunk and making a disturbance in Blackberry Lane ...

... ALVECHURCH. WINTER BLACKBERRIES.-013 Cobley Hill some sprays of blackberries have been gathered, and, though the snow lay on the brambles, the berries tasted none the worse. NEW YEAR.—A midnight watch service was held on Tuesday night at the Baptist Church ...

... Clews, and B. Moreland. DRUNKENNESS.—Joseph Laytoß, of Blackberry Lane, was summoned for being drunk.—Policeconstable Strange said that on October 27th he found defendant drunk against a wall in Blackberry Lane, and took him home.—Defendant, who pleaded guilty ...

... HALESOW EN POLIO! COURT. Taesday.—Before Messrs. i ~Cen and R. T. Peorq..n. No LlGllT.—William Byng, of Blackberry Lane, was fined 23. 6d. and costs for having no light on his vehicle on the night of the 12th September.— Defendant's father, who appeared ...

... parties denied the assault. - Evidence was given by Freeman that on the date is question his children went to gatliter blackberries on the Bushy Hills, which belonged to Sir Harry Vernon, but which he believed no one rented; it was preserved for hunting ...

... loganberry was a cross between the raspberry and strawberry ; it should have read that the cross was between the raspberry and blackberry. The public place mentioned as The Workmen's Gardens should have been described as the Workman Gardens. These are gardens ...