... corresponding to that Blackberries are now to be had for Detroit operating the picking, and are stocking the store cupboard with those two delicacies. blackberry jelly and apple and bramble jelly. For blackberry Jelly, take 6lb. of blackberries, 6 medium sized ...

... LINCOLNSHIRE RBLA HINTING While country people gather Diack berries, townsfolk seem to hunt them When a countrywoman goes blackberry ing in that hour she has to spare Detfore tea, it is clear that she 1s engaged on a placid pastime. But there was nothing ...

... BI4 BERRY FOOL The season of blackberries reminds me of another superstition. 1 wonder how many people in Lincoln have heard that blackberries should not be eaten after Michaelmas, for it is said that the Devil, remembering his defeat in the Heavenly ...

... taste, and siinmer until a pulp. Drain the mixture well, and to every nint of liquid add lib BLACKBERRY FILIJMMERY The thrilling prickly adventnre of blackberrying can, when pursued with sufficient zeal, produce the most gratifying results for puddings, ...

... Potter, = Miss Weils Mrs. Dessert apples —1, Mrs Potter, Mrs Hawley. 3, irs. Middle. ton Viums Miss Seymour, 2 Miss M Wells Blackberries c., Mrs. Long. Collectim » of vegetables.—1, F. Tuck; Mrs Hardwick Special prize for marrow —Reg. Baumber Potatoes.—1, ...

... front, though he made many efforts to do so. and. indeed on one occasion had his baggage packed oO departure. BLACKBERRIES In some villages blackberry gatherers can apparently equa] anglers in garnish: ing a catch with frills when their tales are told. Usually ...

... stolen by “There is absolutely no doubt that it was done by children.” e said. “ This is the time of year when they all KO blackberrying and aut of curiosity, they must hase broken into the magazine. Not knowing what to do with the they probably Uirew it away ...

... THE LAST FRUIT. Blackberries are already appearing in quantities all over the countryside and groups of people of both sexes and all ages, armed with baskets, will soon be seen gathering. We shall have to wait till later in the month for the best berries ...

... co**t*. jwr No*» The Time For i BLACKBERRYING! ~ BurnmiM «• *** >«—»*»• ...

... to 2/8, stags 2/2 to 3/4. pullets 4/4, dressed fowls 3/4. hares 2/9, old partridges 2/3 a brace, rabbits 2/11 a couple, blackberries to 5/10 a stone, plums 3/3, and potatoes lOd . _ l/HTTH PROVISIONS, Wednesday.—Butter 1/2 per lb. wholesale. 1/4 retail ...

... now. One can quite easily forget the gold standard, for instance, in the enthusiasm of filling a basket with rich bold blackberries! Lincolnshire lanes appear to contain an extraordinary number of people who are on this quest and there no stint of reward ...

... stared around him, hut saw nothing—nothing, tl.*,.*. is, that could said to fun Ish enlightenment. Just odd clumps of and blackberry, the tree Vereker bad referred to, and undulating, wet turf. ’’ We’re getting warm,” declared Vereker. Moggie shivered. ...