... National Food Journal ” devotes congiderable space to the above subject, and gives the subjoined recipes for jams:— BLACKBERRY JAM : 2lb. blackberries; 1141 b. sugar, or Ilb. sugar and 14lb. glucose. Remove the stalks from the fruit and see that it is quite clean ...

... Wrboms Lord Daimon!, alio it =damned ato cm+ shortly take pp residence at Blotchlay. Fatal Blackberries. Death dee to nareetie penceing b rating stewed blackberries was the vindirt at a Cardiff or an eight.yrar-oid girl oe Thelma', and in Harrrfordwest Infirmary ...

... THE COVENTRY STANDARD. RURAL LIFE. BY A SON OF THE SOIL. Cultivated Blackberries, It is not generally known that the bramble or blackberry is cultivated 1 some parts the country* and quite extensively the United States. Seeing that most our fruits are ...

... for the first summer will be obtained through the autumn planting. Often there is no need to go to the expense of buying blackberry plants. The edges abound with ...

... sum not exceeding Is.per cwt. for transit roar! to the railway station, 'whence the blackberries will consigned to the manufacturers carriage forward. The blackberries should l>e dispatched as possible. (Probably two three times weekly). is possible that ...

... required civic works which are on the waiting list, the rates will not stop where they are. Many Kinds of Blackberries. The most caitlesaly observant blackberry gatherer who went out from Coventry in the last few weeks must have noticed certain differences in ...

... before pinning out to dry. Two Blackberry Recipes. Though get them at small cost, even perhaps for nothing, blackberries are a delicious fruit, and the two following ways of serving them will be appreciated. For Blackberry Batter beat to a cream one third ...

... a doubt whether some of the blackberries seen and collected shOuld not have the distinction of another name. Another Picture In the times, before the war, when Coventry was visited by periods of unemployment, blackberries were. the staple hedge fruit ...

... of Dalton! in-Furness, recovered this morning from a dis- used iron ore pit- While out with his brother searching for blackberries he. toll down/the shaft ' considerable depth and w.is drowned. ...

... out for a stroll in the country Saturday when two brothers ate soms berries the deadly nightshade variety in mistake for blackberries. Both boy* afterwards fell ill. and one subsequently died from belladonna poisoning. The other lad is in a serious condition ...

... at present taking passengers on voyages in Switzerland. The dirizihle is required for military purpose/I.—Central News. BLACKBERRYING'S FATAL SEQUEL. MOTHER AND CHILD FOUND DROWNED. A mystccions tragedy occurred near Farnham, Surrey, late on Thursday. It ...

... he rode for a distanoe of over yards the footpath. Defendant said wasn't thinking what was doing at .the time. had been blackberry ing. M Pined 7s. 6d. ...