... Divisional Commissioner as 1 have recommended to the Director Distribution that, subject sugar beingj able tor preserving blackberries, a sped* may be sanctioned for tbe purp have suggested that the following «' ...

... read in J reference the use of sugar for blackberries, stated thafcthe Director of Sugar - bution does not set his way to make any j issues of sugar to individuals to en- j able them to convert _ blackberries into jam for domestic consumption - . ...

... country districts England trim the hedge!) before the blackberry harvest has been gathered. The arrangement robs the poor yearly of many tons of valuable fruit. Surely at least this autumn the blackberries might allowed to ripen before the work hedgctrimming ...

... Bazalgette of 'blackberries. LCd, viz., 21b. of the fruit at 5d per lb. Mr. Brown added, that the Blackberry Order made provision tor additional charge in respect of delivery, package or credit.—Defendant said he understood that could buy blackberries at 4d and ...

... made for a supply of sugar for preserving blackberries, but the Clerk stated that this could not be done, as the Ministry of Food intended taking all the blackberries. It was mentioned that in one case blackberries had been cultivated in a local garden, ...

... for gathering the blackberries' harvest. That morning fresh difficulty came to his notice. One Devon teacher complained that he could not get the sanction of the Chairman of the Managers of his school for the half-day for blackberry picking. He (Mr. Hiern) ...

... from lockjaw, of Samuel Webber, who had been lodging in Pimlico with a Mrs. Wills. It appears that the deceased went out blackberrying on Monday, and it is presumed he ran thorn into his hand. At any rate, he was taken ill with tetanus, and was admitted ...

... for -gathering the blackberries' barvest. That morning a fresh difficulty came his notice. One Devon teacher oomplained that he could not get the sanction of the Chairman of the Managers of his school for the half-day for blackberry picking. He (Mr. Hio ...

... Hospital, from lockjaw, Samuel Webber, who had been lodging Pimlico with a Mre. Wills. It appears that the deceased went out blackberrying on Monday, and it is presumed ran thorn into his hand. At any rate, was taken ill with tetanus, and was admitted the Hospital ...

... which give really good results. Blackberry and Apple Ingredients: 2 lbs. blackberries, 1 lb. cooking app' cS ' water, lb. sugar to each pint of juice. p»JJ Method: Wash the fruit, cut the apples and place with the blackberries and water. Boil gently until ...

... Lord Rhondda for Day's Blackberrying At Newton Urban Food Control Committee meeting, Mr. A. Sampson presiding, it was reported that in reply to the Committee's application that sugar might be issued for the preserving of blackberries and other wild fruit ...

... drive on Saturday we met numbers of blackberry pickers. The fruit year is not luscious last—a It ho«? tt there are quantities on the bushes. Blackberries can be used in so many ways, an are delicious with cream. Blackberry trifj? made the following way is ...