... store cupboard, both atone and mixed with apples. “Poor Man's Port.” Our grandmothers called blackberry wine •• Poor Man's Port. With blackberry syrup and blackberry jelly it was an old country favourite for doctoring sore throats. To Make the Wtn»: Wath ...

... Blackberry Vinegar. Not etratn thrtu*h muslin on UUw. ragtr pin* the juice one Jimon, and allow stand day so. stirring to dissolve the sugar. Now to ream to into cask, and plea** add os. of Isinglass to every gallons. Cork up tightly, and leave for about ...

... Xmas Blackberries. This mild Christmas Mr. P. Atkin, of 39, Wallan-street, Iladford, wandered in the woods at Strelley and collected no fewer than 17 ripe blackberries on a single stem. I had the pleasure of inspecting them last night, and they were luscious ...

... Blackberry Woodboroogh Tollerton ...

... BLACKBERRYING INTERLUDE. WOMAN'S CHASE ACROSS TWO FIELDS. Arthur Hudson, 45, shoe hand, of Braunstone-lane, Braunstone, was remanded at Leicester, yesterday, on charge of insulting behaviour. A woman, whose name the Bench requested should not be published ...

... BLACKBERRY JAM Blackberries are new at their best, and many pleasant hours may be spent in the country lanes gathering them from the hedgerows. In making blackberry jam it is most impottant that the fruit should be ripe and perfectly dry when gathered ...

... EARLY BLACKBERRIES. The .blackberry season—herald autumn—is early this year. not often that this fruit comes with grouse, but yesterday some fine blackberries were on show at Covent Garden. This season, despite their early ripening. English blackberries ...

... BLACKBERRY JELLY Place the blackbeme3 frac a large atcnc jai. then stand it in a warm even to draw cut the juice. When it is surliciently (coked strain it through a wive or coarse ctcth into the preserving pan. Allow lb. ',rosining sugar to every pint ...

... BLACKBERRIES AS BAH OUerton Angler’s Success. ful Lure GOOD CATCHES Fine Spell Prolongs the Season By “TREHTMAN. r|\HE advent of the month of Ocfcbc- is generally followed by a marked decrease in angling activity, many rod, and tackle are usually stowed ...

... BLACKBERRY JELLY Place the blackberries into a large stone jar, then stand it in a warm oven to draw cut the juice. Whcn it is sufficiently cooked strain it through a seive or coarse cloth into the preserving pan. Allow lb. t.reseraing sugar to every ...

... sweetened cream. Blackberry Sandwich. Cut three slices of white bread. Spread butter on the first, and cover with cold-stewed blackberries and chopped hazel nuts. Butter the second lice on both sides, lay it the first and cover blackberries and cream or ...

... BLACKBERRY WINE Blackberries make an excellent wine with delicious flavour. Put the fruit into pan and war over a pint of boiling water each pound cf fruit. Mash it well with large fork and let it stand for five days: by then a crust should have formed ...