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... BLACKBERRIES Blackberry jam -will not keep unless made from perfectly dry and fresh fruit. As in the case of most other jams, threequarters of a pound of sugar should be used to every pound blackberries but the fruit should be weighed after picking off ...
... Blackberries Cause Trouble A basket of blackberries caused trouble between Francis J. Leach, of Hollow, Westburyon-Severn, who summoned Phillip Gibson, of Wintles Hill, Westbury-on-Severn, for using threats and asked that Gibson should be required to ...
... COOKERY NOTES BLACKBERRY WAYS As with most other fruit, one pound sugar is needed for pound of blackberries that is used for jam. The fruit, of course, weighed after being prepared. The blackberries should be boiled half-an-hour before adding the sugar ...
... A toad. Its shadow. A blackberry. Because he needs (kneeda) bread. A stocking. When it is turned into a field. A palm. NAME (in lull) Address Ago (Sent by Gordon Booth) IcHtcaHaaol ( v / i f A Q ...
... COOKERY NOTES BLACKBERRY JELLY Do not let blackberry time pass without making some blackberry jelly. All that is required in addition to the fruit is sugar and water. For every four pounds of blackberries allow half a pint of water. For each pint of juice ...
... was told the child had been picking blackberries the previous day. Later witness vent to field near the house and in one part found woody nightshade growing profusely and closely intermingled with the .blackberries. Another point which suggested poisoning ...
... advertisement held out an inducement to trippers the pleasures of blackberrying and nutting. Mr. Dan Smith said it ought to pointed out to the ’bus company concerned that the taking of blackberries and nuts was a form of trespass, and that inserting such ad ...
... large bloodstains mark the spot where landed feet from here the collision took place. He had been blackberrying. the road was bespattered with blackberry juice. ♦ i. ...
... ounces of butter. Instead of chopping, the watercress could be minced. Try the following Blackberry Flan. Fill the cored centres of six peeled cooking apples with blackberry jam and place in a pie-dish. Fill up the pie-dish, to the level of the apples with ...
... were effective on a navy blue woollen frock. On a brown tweed dress novelty buttons resembling blackberries struck an appropriate autumnal note. Crushed blackberry shades are among those which will be in evidence in new clothes towards the end of next month ...
... —Eggs 1/3 1/5 per dozen; Butter 1/1 per lb.; Chickens 74. to Bd. per lb.; Ducks 7d. Bd. per lb; Hens (boilers) 4d. per lb; Blackberries lid. per lb. ...
... dressed in an ensemble of blackberry shade, with lilac accessories and shoes to tone. She wore a fox fur with violets. She was attended Mrs. Norman Cro\- ford as matron of honour, who was dressed in grey costume trimmed with blackberry velvet, and grey fox ...