... both for the Army and for the workers on the land that apples are so scarce this year. Pure blackberry jam is a poor thing compared to that compounded of blackberries and apples. The chance of the Army lies in this : that in France the crop of apples this ...

... BACON, Chairman, County (ounecil. The Blackberry Order (since published) does not nrohibit the retail sale of Blackberries. The main object of the Order is to procure the largest possible gquantity of Blackberries for iam manufacturers, this course being ...

... announced herself boldly in a voice quite unlike a eat's, and picked her way among the dogs, treading on Blackberry, pressing against Pickle. Blackberry growled a sleepy threat, then raised his head and, seeing Salli, quivered from nose to tail and lay still ...

... CHILDREN LOVE THIS Ingredients : 11b. blackberries, %3 pint water, 3-4 level tablespoons sugar, a few drops lemon flavouring, 3 level tablespoons semolina, ¥ pint milk and water. Method : Stew the blackberries in the water until soft. Add the sugar and ...

... Compote CHILDREN LOVE THIS Ingredients: 1 Ib. blackberries, 1 pint water, 3-4 level tablespoons sugar, a few drops lemon flavouring, 3 level tablespoons semolina, 5 pint milk and water. Method: Stew the blackberries in the water until soft. Add the sugar and ...

... dry devgh wish coid water. Knead well. Roll out into an oblong shape. Peel, core and chop apples, wash blackberries. Spread apples and blackberries on the pastry, sprinkle with sugar and roll up. Seal ends of roll, place on a well-greased tin and bake ...

... idea of using it might never have occurred, for in those countries there is a superstition against blackberry-gathering. Cathering Fruit, The Blackberry Order, which came into force on August 28th, has been designed with a view to the production of as ...

... Raspberry Belle de Fontenay and the common Blackberry, and a valuabl ...

... nursing she worked for Messrs., H. Hellewe!l and Co. Litd., Luddenden Foot. WILD BLACKBERRIES FOVERYEODY to-day realises the E2f value of any fruit crop, and the I\-::&’. blackberry crop will no doubt te sought more eagerly than ever. |in tines of peace the ...

... delayed, although, we understand, some have finished and are ready for the thrashing machine. BLACKBERRIES. The roadside just now is well patronised by the blackberry pickers, chiefly from Lincoln, the children making most ot theig last week. The berries this ...

... land in the County, for the gathering of Blackberries for the purpose of jam-making, by persons authorised by the Ministry ¢f Food. The Ministry of Food also expressed the hope that hedges bearing Blackberries will remain untrimmed until an opportunity ...

... having been blackberrying in a field at Bow Brickhill, over which Frost’s master, Lieat.-Col. A. Finlay, had shooting rights. Witneas said Frost assaulted her by seizing her roughly by the wrists and twisting her arms, tipping her blackberries out of the ...