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... BLACKBERRY JELLY. ' As a preserve blackberry jelly is much superior in every way to blackberry jam. Indeed, if it be not vandalism to quote the poets in connection with cooking, that the jam as compared with :the jelly is as moonlight unto sunlight. ...
... LANCASHIBZ JUNIOR WORKING LAMY BEATEN AT MORLEY. (BY BLACKBERRY.) The eagerly asticipseed South Pert Viethiog and Gs Cease's, in th• thud qualifying round of the Lerscashir• Junior Cup, played at on Saturday, in dull weather, bedew tators. After th• ...
... Wednesday for Barber tot*. The Sunday School Union are making an appeal for £lOO,OOO to celebrate the Sunday school centenary. Blackberries are everywhere reported to late, and the yield next month is expected to be much below the aveiage. ...
... for the other day I made a terrible blunder.’ How’s that?” the oculist. The lady replies: M ** I mistook bumble boo for blackberry.” ...
... TEE BOY. N. le with I mw, eittkaghabled•blackberry bob eae kwely day, guile of eigist s you Over the fence jumped a boy. • meat. boy at ten. I that he had come thee the mbothhoiew down the reed. nod war to the epring which bubbled under • great met In ...
... sent in your bill. Berry, before it ia due. Your father, the elder-Berry, would have had more sense. You may look very black-Berry, and feel very blue-Berry, but I don't care a straw- Berry, for you nor your bill-Berry. —Thomas Chadwick. 22 Back Ivegate ...
... per load; turnips, 18. 6d. per swt.; cabbage, Is. 6d. per doz.; red cabbage, 25. per doz.; apples, 14d. to 3d. per. lb.; blackberries, 6d. per bag; damsons, 7d. per quart; lettuce, 2s. per dozs.; celery, 3d. per he,aa; pears, 3d. per Ib.; bcl}citckenlss ...
... five-year-old hunter, Ringviile, Platoon. (aged;, Athelinjr—Loey. went Mr. J. 801 l for 55 guineas, and tor (seed), Athehng-Blackberry Mr. S Pickering 35 The brood mare. Lady NapAury. with colt foal at foot, by Carlton Grange, was disposed of for six guineas ...
... golden stooks waiting to be garnered in. Hedges are brilliant with scarlet glow of hips and haws and trailing briony. Blackberries promise to be plentiful, here and there the observant. wayfarer will find clusters of berries already ripened by the s ...
... associates being throe goats and a couple sheep. The hermit’s food con •ists exclusively of potatoes, goats’ milk, nuts, and blackberries. His dress is goat’s skin ana old pair, of trousers. Bis beard and hair grow wild and unkempt, and although over 73 years ...
... associates being throe goats and couple of sheep. The hermit’s food consists exclusively of potatoes, goats’ milk, nuts, and blackberries. His dress is a goat’s skin and old pairof trousers. His beard and bair grow wild and unkempt, and although he is over ...
... juice. Pour this over the meat, garnish with rings of fried oinon, and send to table at once. BLACKBERRY AND AppLeE MourLp.—Take equal quantities of blackberries and apples. Core and peel the apples and place all the fruit in a stewpan, boil gently till ...