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... beneath unwonted amount of blackberry jelly. HOME-MADE WINES. Not all the blackberries are destined for the jam pan, however. Many countryfolk still brew the old-fashioned home-made wines, and for this purpose blackberries are a favourite fruit, the pleasing ...
... August 6.—Tbere must- be blackberries ripe or rioening sheltered and sunny nook*, such where riverside takes a short bend, a bordered bay with the facing «outh. The riverside always is early for primrose.*, bluebells, blackberries. Just now it isa sweet ...
... Brouncktr, Gorweli, and bran* ; Church Harvest fmi:, vegetables and flowers; Mrs. Short. High Biewington, blackberries; Mrs P»-e«oott, Lnadk*y, blackberries; Mrs. Incledon Webber. Brnunton. vegetables. ...
... whilst the horse was equally well caparisoned. hope got a prize. A BLACKBERRY PICNIC. I think that blackberry picnic is one of the attractions of these late summer days. 1 love going blackberry as much as I enjoy eating the jelly and tarts that are the result ...
... GRIM DISCOVERY *Tjfjl BODY AT blackberries sused shaft shaftCf '^ated ...
... OF ../._. A-BLACKBERRYING WE WILL GO. 2,.._0 WE should mnke the most of the .11 too give the family something out of the blackberry harvest sad pick the 1 esittaary : before the first chill fingers of touched the berries and tainted them to ...
... EXMOUTH DISCOVERY. INFANT'S BODY IN BOX. The body of female infant was found Sunday three men among some blackberry bushes the Maer, near the foot of l.xmouth cliffs. It was enclosed in a carditonrd box. The body was conveyed ...
... EXMOUTH DISCOVERY. INFANT'S BODY IN BOX. The body of a female infant was found Sunday three men among 6ome blackberry bushes on the Maer, near the foot of Exmouth cliffs. It was enclosed in a cardboard box. Thg body was conveyed the mortuary, and the ...
... concerning St. Swithun's-day has been ra-oved fault this year. The countryside is since the breaking of the drought. The blackberry blossom end the growing clusters nuts remind us autumn days. Many counter folk are thinking mushrooms, too.— M. L. D. ...
... Around the villages and ■farms, where orchard and cottage trees are found, the fruits show plentifully and rosy colour. Blackberries have reached the period their best fruit, while the Heme of rowan and wayfaring trees lights the glensides. Sloe and bullace ...
... has its chief items worms and moorland insects. At this season of wiM fruits the curlew responds by eatiutf berries, such blackberry and crowberry. However, there are records of leather-jackets found in the curlews, meaning that the bird must sometime* ...
... village shops were selling beautiful blackberries at far less per pound than the cost of a new pair brown shoes and extensive repairs to flannel trousers and blazer, which I have found to inevitable items most blackberrying expeditions. While I was busily ...