... Tinned Fruit, allowing the Sponge to take up the Svrup. or serve separately, Delicious with stewed Cherries, Raspberries, Blackberries, Tinned Peaches, Pine. apnle. Pears, Apricots, etc. etc., etc, A TEA-TIME DELICACY—Take a packey of GREEN’S SPONGE MIXTURE ...

... Tinned Fruit, allowing the Sponge to take up_the Syrup, or serve separately, Delicious witH stewed Cnerries, Raspberries, Blackberries, Tinned Peaches, Pineapple, Pears, Apticots, &c., &c., &c. A TEA-TIME DELICACY, Take a packet of GREEN'S SPONGE MIXTURE ...

... John I ecatfield . lusuated papers, Mrs, Sibray, Mrs, Milne: (West Retford House), and Mre. Allison Clark | iced cakes and blackberries, Mrs. I L. Hollely; old linen, from ‘“Maurkham' : apples, Mrs. Sibray: biackber vies Mrs., Sprigg, Elkesley: magazines ...

... Debh., Warwick and Richardson, Ltd, 7 —7%, RECOVERY OF A STOLEN CASH BOX.—On Wednesday afternoon, while cearching for blackberries in the hedge bottom between Claremont Place and H-ldingham, 2 lid found an cmpty cash box, which had evidently been forced ...

... Price 3s. 6d. It is the record of a tip taken by three lLondoners into Cornwall, during which they gathered legends hke blackberries and yarned away with the cute natives at mineheads and net-factories, in fishing villages and big hotels, on moors and ...