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... LATE BLACKBERRIES IN DEVON. Mr. C. E. Simmonds, Newton Abbot, writes to The Times: While out with the harriers the other day I picked and ate (as did another pedestrian) large quantities of delicious fresh blackberries field not far from Maidencoinbe ...
... Mrs. E. Moore, of 3. Hillside Exminster. has picked bunch of flowers and shrubs containing red campions, blackberries, holly 'with berries), and primroses No-mansland, Exminster. ...
... Mrs. Dayment. of Clarence Place, Exeter, last week, picked several branches of bramble on oodbury lull ripe excellent blackberries. Under the auspices of the Devon and Exeter Mission to the Adult Deaf and Dumb, a party for the local Exeter deaf was held ...
... fences or poles. BLACKBERRY VARIETIES. The Himalaya blackberry, i s the Royal Horticultural Society, and should grown where space admits. It makes enormous growth, and bears clusters of blackberries of large size! Unlike ordinary blackberries, fruits the old ...
... porcelain lined enamel pan when making pickles or chutney. -X- -X- -X- Instead stewing blackberries and apple together try cooking the apples first, and adding the blackberries only when the apples are already pulpy. The result will better. -X- . -If * liver ...
... writes, can be seen large white flowers opening in the strawberry bed, and rambling the hedge above the strawberries are blackberries still bear ing their autumn fruit. ...
... l£d. Spring chicken are coming along well and it is thought that they will not be so high in price. The blackberry chicken—* hatched in blackberry time—has to compete now with the December chicken, which, brought to early maturity the expert breeders ...
... STUNG BY HORNETS AT TAWSTOCK. An alarming experience befell three children and a lady, who were blackberry picking in a field near Tawstock, Barnstaple, when they unwittingly disturbed a nest of hornets. Two boys ran away but little Miss Hilda Turpitt ...
... neck including a fracture of the skull, which 1 caused instantaneous death. BLACKBERRY PICKING. Leslie Harris, brother of deceased, said they were going pickin,- blackberries. He was riding the bicycle, and his younger brother was sitting th? bar front ...
... id: leeks Id; parsley Id per bunch; Brussei sprouts 4d per lb.; apples 3d to per lb.; whortleberries 10d; raspberries Is: blackberries 4d; plums to 8d greengages figs 2d pears lid; peaches 2d. TUESDAY. BIDEFORB.-Apples (cooking! 2d to 4d. do. (dessert) 6d ...
... (large English, each, black grapes 2s and 2s 6d lb., cabbages 2d and 4d each, cooking apples 3d, ditto (deesert) to 8d lb., blackberries and lb., lettuce id, id and 2d each, muscat grapes 4s (best) TOTXES—Potatoes Is to 2s per score, turnips 2d, carrots ...
... the most diffi- to make perfectly. Other fruits which •re inclined to be difficult are cherries, harrow, and ripe blackberries. Blackberry jam is, however, seldom unsuccessful l the berries used are slightly unripe. As they ripen, their content of pectin ...