... and only ton shillings received on account. In Cope’s ease there was alleged to a balance of £l5 owing for mushrooms and blackberries. Dot.-Officer Murgatroyd when and Det.-Officer Onions arrested Donley, on December 20, rlied: I have paid him something ...

... E. M. Smith. Honrden, Felhampton F.llen; 2. B. Parkinaon, Creakeld Honeysuckle; 3, C. C. ficholefield, Tadcaster, Austin Blackberry. Heifer, born or between July 1, 1927, and December 31, 1928—1, C. C Scholefield, Fairmaid; 2, B Parkinson. Creskeld But' ...

... Hills and Far Away. Off to the sea! Out on the open road. The country hedges still bear loads of roses, pink, and white. The blackberry bushes are in blossom. The edges of fields are gay with crimson poppies, and flowers blue and yellow. The road sides are ...

... or milk—l, Lord Daresbury. Peakirk Mary sth ; 2, K. Thomlinson. Hall Farm. Hutton Wandeslev, Mars ton. Yorks., Tockwith Blackberry Bth; 3, Ji. Thomlinson, Spalding Lady Mollington 39th. Sow, farrowed on or between July 1 and December 31, 1929—1. Lord ...

... cornflour, pour over the fruit and sponge cakes, then bake till it sets. Serve hot, with a sprinkling of sugar on top. Blackberries, or rhubarb, may be treated irvthe same way. 0 r titmed apricots, or peaches, may be used. A MERCURY WOMAN'S HINT. Zip-Fastened ...

... MULBERRY JELLY. Mrs. Browno insisted that the berries must ripe and black, like blackberries, before she would want to eat them; and she preferred eating them making jelly of them, nice as the jelly nas proved in former years. The leaves of tho mulberry ...

... Turn into a buttered pie-dish and bake till set, in a very slack oven. A ‘‘MERCURY WOMAN'S HINT. When Picking Blackberries, Blackberries, bilberries, and black currants, all stain the pickers’ hands badly. And the townswoman who merely buys her fruit ...

... daily non-stop run. TO-DAY'S MERCURY RECIPE. &aked Blackberry Roll—A Favourite Sweet. Ingredients:— jib. blackberries. apples. 6ozs. sugar. Jam. Pastry. Method.—Chop up the apples and add them the blackberries, along with the sugar and a Poonful of water. ...

... 3d. (young) and Bd. (old), and wood piegons Is.; all per each. English tomatoes Bd., Dutch 4d., plums from 2*2(1- 4d., blackberries Sd. and mushrooms Is. 3d.; all per lb. POTATOES. DONCASTER.—King Edward* 6s. cwt.; other sorts ss. Retail price Id. lb ...

... New*. Measure the blackberries and add a fourth of dU Bright ' andtha their quantity of Chopped apples. Stew together Piccadilly Grill Rand, directed Jerry Hoey. jth plenty of sugar that they are thick as .»f H, I*- *»•■> w. blackberry preserve known; ...

... TO-DAY'S MERCURY RECIPE er 7 Pu( * *’ n A Holiday Favourite aredients:— Blackberries. Sugar. Breadcrumbs. .. Eggs. Method.—Bu'tep „ » with breadcrumbs. Piap 3 . P ' ' d ' the line it the bottom ° b,ack»uaar. then cover wit h spnnkle well wi Continue ...

... BLACKBERRIES ARRIVE. FEATURES OF THE DISPLAY IN LEEDS MARKETS. Tho plum season in the Leeds Markets has been short, but intense, for supplies have been more than usually plentiful this year. This iveek, however, sees tho last of the most of the many varieties ...