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... Two ladies while searching for blackberries Bromley Common, Kent, found -no bushes near the course a paper parcel from which child's head protruded. An examination revealed the dead body, much decomposed, of fullv dressed child. Newspapers dated August ...
... MILITARY and consigning of the blackberries gathered by the scholars or other pickers under his I TRIBUNAL. charge. It is not intended to con fi ne the ! I pickers to school children only., • Each • consignment of blackberries shouts] be THURSDAY'S SITTINti ...
... food from the vegetable‘the maggot from the apple—than buy ‘the choicest apples off the greengrocer. Blackberries, and hybrid berries (the blackberry crossed by a red raspberry) will flourish almost anywhere, and in partial shade and full sunshine, and ...
... thing. The most popular of the brambles for garden and allotment cultivation are the common blackberry of the hedgerows, the cut or parsley-leaved blackberry (a slight ...
... brought into fame the ordinary blackberry—that wild fruit of the hedgerows of our Isles. Years before popular recognition we cultivated this wild bramble in our gardens. Those who have never seen a plateful of cultivated blackberries cannot imagine the difference ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... beans. improvement), the loganberry (a cross between a raspberry and a blackberry), the laxtonberry (loganberry crossed raspberry), and the lowberry (loganberry crossed blackberry). Our opinion is that the logan is “the ” culinary fruit, whilst the laxton ...
... be, And nothing more divide us : / Than * the narrow strip of sea!” Blackberry Gathering. - Owing to the comparative failure of the standard fruit crops, the collection of the blackberry has become very important this year. The Ministry of Food have got ...
... the market. A substitute for tea has also made its appearance the German market. It consists of nothing more than dried blackberry leaves, which are sold at seven marks the kilo. ...
... There is good deal of useful work which could done hv school children the Coventry area, such the gathering of chestnuts, blackberries, etc., and Capt. Davis, Assistant Director of N'ational Service, propose? to offer a silver cup for coin petition among ...