... BLACKBERRY CORDIAL. Stow the blackberries until tender, then strain, and to every pint of juice add 11b. of loaf sugar, ioz. of cinnamon, and -Joz. each of mace and cloves. Place the mixture in a lined saucepan on the fire, and after it has boiled for ...

... 16-8; cherries, 16-5: pears, 15*7; grapes, 14'9; apples 13'0; whortleberries, lO'S; raspberries, q-7 - pineapples, 9'3; blackberries, B'4; ranberries, 8-4 ; lemons 7-4; melons T2 ; strawberries 6’o; peaches, s'B; olives, 5 7. Several other fruits were ...

... Make a custard with one who! egg and the yolk of another, castor sugar, milk. Add to it when cold half a cupful melted blackberry jelly and a little lemon-juic®* Stir the custard well, and then pour it over tfl pears and bananas. Queen’s Pudding. Beat ...

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... water for rinsing ?- W ash them by dabbing them upon the surt of the water and dry them in the open air. NICE DISHES. . Blackberry Cup-Puddings. —Beat up butter to a cream with Jib. of castor Then mix in 11b. of flour, two teaspoonful* baking piowder ...

... HINTS FOR AMATEURS. rt yone has a rough wooden fence, it will oav to 'plant Blackberries against it and let ramble over it without much training, merely cutting out some of the old wood after fruiting to make room for the strong young branches Give a ...

... early examples are crude and undeveloped. From old flowers to old fruits a natural transition. No one ever expected that the blackberry would be acclaimed a ruling sovereign and receive courtiers. It has never had a poet of its own, not even an apologist for ...

... expediency of partially abandoning habit-making and substituting Court trains or Coronation robes, if such bo in demand. Blackberries have come unusually early, and the crops are exceptionally fine. The drawback to this native fruit is that the best fields ...

... examined the other day, and, according to the New York cor respondeat of the Daily Telegraph,” they failed to a single trace blackberry pips. It was mere* linseed. The popularity the talkative girl is meat curious sign the times, for she quite modern product ...

... of the “Last of the Boroughbridges,” as the wits called! him, after the pocket borough for which he sat, were plentiful blackberries. Not only was he the highest of Tories, but was a - martyr their cause ; for, Attorney-General in the last Government, ...