... BLACKBERRIES AT CHRISTMAS, {(To the Editox.) Sir,—Taking a walk en Christmas Day near Cold Rowley, a railway station three wiles west of Consott, in . North-West Durham, I came upon a clump of blackberries laden with the most - delicious fruit. And this ...

... Crowned. Beet— Satton’s Black. Blood' Red. Strawberries— Royal Sovereign, King George, Market Favourite. Blackberry—parsley leaved blackberry, Logan. A very large variety of apples and plums. Flowers—Rose, carnations, chrysanthemums, lavender, etc. ...

... days have many compensations. There are trees with fruit ripening in the orchards, there are hedgerows from which luscious blackberries can be picked, and this means jars filled with tempting jellies and jams if housewives will just take a little trouble ...

... eagerly told her father about it in a special letter enclosed in her mother’s. That night Susie and Millie were picking blackberries down by the garden hedge when & weird “Too-whoo ” startled Millie. “It’s only a brown owl, they live in that big tree,” ...

... Reay, 19; H. Rowell, 20; 'l'. Redpath, 21; I. Allen, 22; J. Oliver, 23; .J. Wilson, 24; E. Hanson, 25. FRUIT. Gill of blackberries—J. Wilson, 1; W. Scott, 2; H. Rowell, 3. : Vegetable marrow—Stimpson, Hanson, 2 Iy | ...

... add 4 teaspoonful of vanilla essence and just a little crushed il_-j“g sugar. Put a little red currant, black currant, or blackberry jelly in each tartlet and cap with the cream mixture, All inquiries for Fashions Patterns should be addressed to * parrerns ...

... Wester Leith. Awards:— . on the Wylam-Lemington journey so that | Colt Foals by Hawkrigg Solario (premthey could gather blackberries on the 'ium horse for 1928).—1, J. J. Walker, roadside. East Farm, Medomsley; 2, J. Hender- Mr Curley had an equally i ...