... for competition,” she having gained a first prize for the last two years. 1. Miss Adkin, for undercut frame in walnut of blackberries; 2, Miss 11. Welton, for an oak panel of Virginia creeper; 3, equal. Miss Bird, for a small fable of flat figure carving ...

... owner: :he fruit grows thicke: with bask :berries carried on the handlebar r ...

... feeding for this reason. The finest crop of Rad Currants have ever secured resulted from heavy dressings of bone dust. Blackberries.—There can douhl that these might more frequently found room in gardens. For pergolas and arches they are not merely useful ...

... Levi Marston, outdoor porter. The father stated that on August 23rd and 24th the girls and another of his children went blackberrying. On the 26th they were taken ill with vomiting and diarrhoea, and a medical man was called In. Some days later they were ...

... Tt is quite remarkable how useful the cycle has in blackberry gathering. Any day in ♦h week machines will be seen stacked in the '••pes while the are filling their baskets. search for the blackberry has brought out a many lady riders who have not had ...

... snd dirty, his hat was torn, snd his feet were bsrs. But hs bad a pleasant face. In ons band hs earned pail half-full of blackberries. Go away from here, said John, running the gate. We don't want ragged boys around. Please give drink, Uid the bgg ...

... Gooseberries require heat of about i 80 degrees for minutes; plums similar heat i and time; strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, and enrrants cook a little quicker; apples and ' pears require from 30 to minutes; tomatoes • should be brought to 100 ...

... bodice measurement which should receive special consideration when making the purchase. Blackberry Wine. The following is an old housewife’s recipe for making blackberry wine, which is reckoned to be one of the finest of such beverages. the fruit is now almost ...

... Blackberries were picked at Guildford, Surrey, this week. Lord Aberconway laid the foundation stone of the new Metropolitan Railway Station Baker Street. A Frenchman visiting Leicester for the races was robbed of .£9O, which he carried in his hip pocket ...

... CHOCOLATE STEALING. James Clarke (13), Blackberry Hall, Exhall, was eummoned for stealing three packets of chocolate, value 3d., the property of the British Automatic Co., Ltd. He pleaded guilty. Albert Chamberlayne, stationmaster at Longford, said at ...

... 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 ...

... too busy.’ This is the blackberry season, and gatherers may usefully consider the fact that the hedges which the berry grows, and for that matter all that land produces, belongs to the owner occupier. Prosecutions for blackberry stealing are rare, but ...