... BLACKBERRIES Thanks to the rainy summer, which will be remembered as one of the most disappointing of recent years, blackberries are larger and richer than usual this autumn. They last until the frosts come. and going a-brambling on a fine autumn day ...

... BLACKBERRY JELLY Chowise large. crisp. red unripe fruit. Wash fruit and place in preserving p an. Cover iyith water and boil gently till al l is extracted. Put into a jelly hag let it run all night and squeeze tightly to get all juice out. To each pint ...

... BLACKBERRY WI • E Gather fruit ripe and dry. l'ut into vessel and pour on boiling water to voter it. 'fhorn•tgblt crush lorries, and let stand entered tiff the pulp rises to the lop and forms ertrit, in three or four days. •then draw off the fluid into ...

... BLACKBERRY AND APPLE JAN 4 lbs. blackberries sour apples pint wat e r ; and sugar. Place the blackberries in a pan over a low heat, adding half the quantity of water. Stew till tender, then sieve to remove the seeds. Peel, core, and slice A BURGUNDY ENSEMBLE ...

... BLACKBERRY AND APRICOT FLAN Line a rather deep round tin a short crust and cook. but do not bro.,ii the pastry. prewent it from risn4. much with a aprfothng raw Hare ready a amooth marmaia(i. simmering of blackberries, 6 sugar and a spoon or two water ...

... The blackberrying which was carried out autumn throughout Bedfordshire rn•ulted in about 110 Sono of byrries, being dinpatcbed to into tuseufatturerr. A ktter of inquiry halt been received at Bcdtord from tho Ilinintry of staking for neon of the Beds ...

... CULTIVATED BLACKBERRIES.-Mr. A. W. Thornton, 8, Kingsbury-avenue, St. Albans, wins half-a-crown. Conservative Association. LUTON SWIMMING GALA. -17 A I The schoolgirls' team championship and Mrs. Dillingham Silver Shield were won by Old Bedford-road ...

... overdo such ornamentation, may not be out or place. BLACKBERR Fruit of the Hedgerows By Rosainuad Blackberry tune is almost here, and it is the early blackberries which cask the beet, ea good recipes to band. You the following especially reliable. ONAINIBLE ...

... to add apples to their blackberries; the proportion should be I lb. of cooking apples to 2 lb. of blackberries and 5 lb. of preserving sugar. The lemon juice would not be required. Personally, if it is a good year for blackberries, I think they are best ...

... now and I have seen many parties out for their Blackberry Day, a happy carefree day that comes round regularly each early Autumn. Blackberry Jam. The question of what to do with the blackberries, finds many replies. The favourite way undoubtedly of disposing ...

... r • : \ 1 The early picker ?eta the blackberry —and although the berries were not very plentiful the young- item on Harpenden Common managed to find enough for a tasty pie. ...

... joins and boil it until it jellies. Blackberry Vinegar.—Take y lbs. blackberrice, and pour three pints vinegar aver them, allow them to remain in It hours. then strain and dry throngb a ianvas bag. The blackberries should be ripe. Put lib. limp sugar ...