... butter; Mn, Cron, but ter; Mrs Lareombe, blackberries; Pte. A. Woodland, apples • Mrs Vincent, vegetables ; Miss Luker, potted meat and potato..; Hanna and Miss Hervey, blancmange and cake; Min Sole, blackberries; Mrs Read, pear.; Mrs Marshall, flowers ...

... SHEET. THE MILD SirAsoN: - A s - wing the mildness of the season, a bunch of ripe blackberries, together with a bunch of bloom, was gathered on the Adhurst estate on Saturday, the 7th inst., by Mr. W. Howard, 1 Sheet, ...

... SOME USEFUL RECLPES BLACKBERRY AND JAN.—Allow one pound of apples to every three pounds of blackberries, and tree-quarters of a pound of sugar to every pound of the mixed fruit Peel, core, and slice the apples thinly and place in the preserving pan with ...

... little gnome pops out his head, And laughingly he cries: • You come.along with me, my dear--•I know a lane in which The blackberries in (Austen; hang, All ripe, and black, and rich!' ...

... in the blackberries, and then cover them with a pint of thick boiled custard. Bake in a hot oven until the pastry 4 000ked. Servo hot or cold with whipped cream. BLACKBERRY TART.—Lin• a deep plata with a good short paste. fill it with blackberries. stewed ...

... with the leaves, will go a long way towards effecting a clearance of the enemy. Blackberry Culture.—ln many situations where other fruit trees will not grow, the blackberry will flourish. It is a plant which Is very easily managed, if the principle of ...

... FOOD FOR GAME. This autumn there is an immense quantity of natural food, in the shape of blackberries, acorns, beech -nuts, haws, and other wild-fruits. Country Life points out that pheasants thrive greatly on the variety of food so obtained, and it ...

... position. This is also a good time to purchase and plant named sorts or seedlings of a good strain from the forist. Blackberries.—Blackberries on arches and pergolas should be trimmed up and afrebh. Remove dead wood, with ti , at which B, young canes to be ...

... gladioli, bulbs of amaryllis, and tubers of begonias, gloxinia, achimenes. Mulch strawberries, gooseberries, currants, blackberries. raspberries, loganberries, with rotted manure. Hoe among young strawberries, cabbage, sweet peas, lettuce. Transplant ...

... quench a feverish thirst in illneas., Both lemon and orange juice takets on an empty stomach cleanse the digestive organs. Blackberries are said to be excelleft as a tonic, wills grapes dilute thick blood, send the circulation to the surface, and bring the ...

... Henry Hunt, a four-year•old boy, at Chatham, expressed the opinion that death was caused by the child eating new bread and blackberries. Rolling from a cot made up on a dressing. table to a bed by the side, a seven-weeks-old Teddington child was suffocated ...

... the rose family are apples, pears, peaches, plums, cherries, and quinces as well as our strawberries, raepberriee, and blackberries. The apple is a fruit of long deetvnt. Among the of the Swiss dwellers are found remains of small seed apples, which elicra ...