... BLACKBERRY WINE Gather the fruit on a fine day. Put into an uncovered vessel, pour in boiling water, just enough to cover the fruit.. Bruise the fruit thoroughly and then let 'it stand covered till the pulp rises to the top and forms a crust, which it ...

... loses something of its flavour. BLACKBERRY TIME Home-grown apples usher the blackberries. There is excuse once more, throughout September, for indulgence in more cream than we can afford. And now have apple and blackberry tart, and begin to think of the ...

... was told the child had been picking blackberries the previous day. Later he went held near the home of dead girl, and in one part found woody nightshade growing profusely and closoly intermingled with the blackberries. Another point which suggested poisoning ...

... accidents. Blackberries and nuts have been very plentiful in the Cirencester district this autumn, and scores of people have availed themselves of the opportunity to gather them. Not a few have found a very ready market for the sale of the blackberries they ...

... harvest shall not cease.' FRUIT FROM THE HEDGEROW The blackberry harvest is ripening in this district, and there looks like being a glut. With so comparatively little fruit about, the blackberry crop is not likely to go begging. The bulk of the fruit ...

... the Vale, but tenants and owners of land are less lenient with early morning visitors than with those who come later for blackberries. The writer remembers a field close to his residence which a few years ago bore a wonderful crop of this much-prized fungus ...

... r Is. to 35., cucumbers Is. to 35.. lettuce sd. to 10d., savoys Is. 2d. to 2s. 4d., marrows Is. lid. to 6s. per dozen; blackberries lid- to . tomatoes 3d. to sd. per lb.; runner beans 2s. 9d. to 4s. 9d., peas 6s. to 7s. 9d., sprouts 7s. to 8s 6d. per ...

... universities. Nowadays nearly every boy matriculated between the age of 14 and 16, and school certificates were common as blackberries i' October. In the present conditions, and more especially in the future, every boy should go at least as far the new higher ...

... cooking Is. 3d 6s. 6d. per pot; blackberries 2d 3d. per lb.; pears—special 14s. to 14s. 6d., common to per pot; walnuts 4d- per lb, GLOUCESTER FRUIT AND VEGETABLE. 9d. per s6lbs.; pears 4s. 3d. 225. 6d. per 721b5.; blackberries lid to 2id„ walnuts 3d to 4}d ...

... 4s. 3d. to'7 . 6d., Greenings 3s. 6d. ss. 6d., other varie.ies 36. 9d. Bs. 6d, per 40lbs. box; tomatoes -id. to s|d.. - blackberries 2id. to 3?d.. walnuts 3d. 6d. per pound; cucumbers to 45.. cauliflower 6d. 3b. 6d., savoys 9d. Is. 6d., cabbages 3d. Is ...

... Poultry Notes. BY WESTBIRD fTMIE old-fashioned practice of hatching an annual lot of blackberry chickens has much in its favour, and readers who keep heavy Jareeds should give it good [rial. This is good time to place eggs beneath broodies, for the ...

... Eastington gkl who died through eating berries known woody nightshade comes as vivid reminder of dangers of the country woods blackberrying time. The woody nightshade is red berry, tihe deadly nightshade is black Both are poisonous, the deadly nightshade the ...