... pleasantly and in a steadfast manner, is the girl who will be admired. BLACKBERRY WINE. A RELIABLE GERMAN RECIPE. Measure the fruit ; bruise it, and to every gallon if blackberries add one quart of boiling water. Let the mixture stand twenty-four hours ...

... NOVEMBER BLACKBERRIES. Blackberries and raspberries in excellent condition gathered in a Surrey garden in the second week of November show how this year winter has delayed its coming. Mr. Reginald Nitchsmith sends the Daily Mirror a beautiful sample of ...

... justify the conclusion that the murderer had been hidden behind the hedge. The hedge, it appeared, was a tangled mass of blackberry and hawthorn, still retaining the larger portion of its leaves. Even in the daytime it would have formed an efficient shield ...

... ; rhubarb which yields every day in the year ; the pomato, another new fruit which may be eaten cooked ; a thornless blackberry ; these, and hundreds of others like them, are some of Mr. Burbank's improvements upon nature. Recognised at last by ...

... CHILDREN ON THE SEASHORE ON THE PACIFIC COAST DESIGN FOR A SALE REMNANT. OYSTER PICNICS. SUCCULENT BIVALVE AS PLENTIFUL AS BLACKBERRIES. Perhaps Lewis Carroll, when he wrote the Walrus and the Carpenter, knew that what he there describes is precisely the ...

... Brighton and South Coast Railway. Home of Big Roach. At both of these places roach of a pound and upwards are as plentiful as blackberries, and I have a couple of photographs by me as I write of two takes of roach, one by Messrs. Dyer and Langton, of the Eagle ...

... in the next session of Parliament to proh,,it the granting of licences to foreigners to act as pilots in British ports. Blackberries promise this season to be the largest crop on record. In the Blean Woods, near Canterbury, the fruits are the finest of ...

... Barrow-in-Furness yesterday in tow of H.M.S. Hazard for Plymouth, where she will rejoin the A flotilla. In his quest for blackberries a little nine-yearold boy named Henry Rowland Hill, of Wavertree, Liverpool, lost his life. He climbed a wall at the top ...

... THE DAILY MIRROR. A HARVEST OF BLACKBERRIES-DELICIOUS WAYS OF SERVING THE FRUIT, AUTUMN SPOILS OF TiE HEDGEROWS, Nature is consulted she will prove the best aid.. They should ternemb@r the following rules : If possible a walk should be taken before breakfast ...

... BLACKBERRY CUSTARD. INGREDIENTS :—One pounds of blackberries, one pound of castor-ntgar, one pint- of boiled custard, nutmeg. Carefully pick over the berries, stew them with the sugar and just a little water till they are a soft pulp. Rub this pulp through ...

... BLACKBERRY JELLY. INGREDIENTS : — For every four pounds of blackberries, half a pint of water; for each pint of juice, threequarters of a pound of loaf sugar. Remove the stalks and carefully pick aver the fruit. Place it in the preserving-pan with the ...

... BLACKBERRIES AND HOW TO COOK THEM IN TillEE WAYS. Blackberrie:; are very plentiful this season, and possess a particularly good flavour. They. are most delicious as- tarts, pudding, and jelly. Combined with apples, if a good recipe like the following ...