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... made use of in propagating new plants. Other large berries of the same tYre are the Himalaya Berry. which is a very large blackberry of poor fla%our: the Luton Berry. just like a very litre, raspberry; the Phenomenal Barry, which is vary similar to the ...
... sportsman's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of the Lincoln sad National double, and tip. Cr. already as plentiful as blackberries in September. indications. indeed, are that business will be even more brisk than usual when the rival forces really get ...
... exposed to a ‘iolent storm, in which lightning split the trees under which they were sheltered. an.i had betu living or. blackberries and parrot-soup. ...
... BLOSSOM. 5 (Mr. ’ohnelono) Davey 11 8 MARK TWAIN. 8 (Mr. Might) Owner 10 12 JOLLY FRIAR. 7 (Mr. Burrell) Thomson 10 12 BLACKBERRY IT., (Mr. Rennie) Owner 10 10 PICKLE. 4 (Sir If. Blackett) T. Webb 10 10 LION HEART. 5 (Mrs. Carruthers) R. J. Colling ...
... HEDGE- FTER hard game of tennis, when your shoulders and arms feel stiff and tired, try this simple remedy Take ounce of blackberry root, and boil it for half *n hour in pint of water. When the lotion has cooled a little dip piece of lint in it, and bathe ...
... in 1922—1, The Hon. Mrs. Franklin—Glenalla Gipsy; 2, Samuel Gibson, —Sommerhill Star; 3, The Hon. Mrs. Franklin —Glenalla Blackberry. RED POLLED CATTLE. Cow or heifer—l, 2 and 3, Lt.-Commandcr Gilliland, R.N.V.R., Brook Hall, Londonderry— Rushmere Coquette ...
... Topsy; 2, S. Gibson— Summerhill Rosa. Heifer, calved in 1929. —1 and 3, the Hon. Mrs. Franklin —Glenalla Gipsy and Glenalla Blackberry; 2. S. Gibson —Summerhill Star. Red Pofled Cattle.—Cow or heifer—l, 2, and 3, Lt.-Com. F. Gilliland, R.N.V.R., Londonde ...
... LAMISCAPE AT ITS PRETTIEST.. Honeysuckle i. showing its fragrant blot. some in the woods and hedges and there is • profusion of blackberry flowers which gives promise of • good harvest of this popular • native frnit. Orchises are in numbers in damp meadows and ...
... and a set dame called The Rumours ot Bandon. ' Dan Sullivan's Shamrock Band follow on with Green grows Die rushes, Blackberry Blossom. Bonnie Kate, Molly put the kettle on, and The bright dawn ot (la) ' (reels), in addition to two jigs, Leg ...
... from draughts. Store in a dry. airy place—never in a closed cupboard when bottled by this method. TO “BOTTLE” BLACKBERRIES JAM Blackberries for winter tarts are bottled * , Co ™R tiv© success by the above method. Allow So*, sugar each pound of fruit. ...
... and sweetened cream on top. In the case of stewed fruit, it is an improvement, with very soft juicy fruits such es stewed blackberries, plums, raspberries, Etc., to add • little dissolved gelatine while the fruit is hot. Use to I os. gelantine to 1 pint ...