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... then bung the cask tightly. Leave for six months, then draw off into bottles. Cork tightly and store. Blackberry Wine Ingredients. 1 gallon blackberries, 1 quart boiling water, 1 lb. sugar to every gallon of juice, gill brandy, oz. root ginger, oz. cloves ...
... the capitalist Press are now most fervently praising for getting the country out of the mess. Examples are plentiful as blackberries ; here is one from the Daily Mail leading article of September 21 : We congratulate Mr. MacDonald on the strong line which ...
... from 4d. each; and turnip tops, 5 lb. for is. English black grapes from Is. Gd. a lb. ; Italian peaches from 4d. each ; blackberries, 104. a lb. ; cooking apples, 5 lb. for Is.; cooking plums, from 64. alb. ...
... picked 20 lb. had bought those blackberries in a shop they would hare cost me 10s. frust old Dame Nature. She never lets us down. How I wish I could take some of those boa, bogy men of science out picking blackberries. Putney, S.W. A. J. S. :01 .. ...
... pears that were very tempting indeed. usual, Mrs, Gaskin won first prize for the best wine with a sample of the juice of the blackberry. There were 79 exhibitors and 377 entries as compared with 95 exhibitors and 457 entries at the corresponding show last ...
... Downham, Miss Hole (extra). •, Collection of Apples, three varieties, four each.—l. J. T. Stone; 2. Jeffreys; 3, W. Thompson. Blackberries, about 4lb. of one variety.—l. A. Gaskin: 2. F. It. Killick; 3, K. Brandon. P*ars. eix cksscrt. one variety.— l. Mrs. S ...
... give it its proper name-look eli arming arranged in an apparently careless way with trails crimson leaves gathered from blackberry bushes If is lucky enough to find golden beech leaves or other branches in russet red here is hint enable you to preserve ...
... South Station. Says the history, Where Ethelbert, Ringers and Ravensbourne roads now are was a wild piece of Spinney with blackberries, violets and ferns growing in their season, interspersed by rough paths flanked by the moat. Mr. John Richardson, who ...
... Dickenson was so engrossed in his own story that he did not notice that his guest had clutched at the tablemon and the blackberries of a year . ago. . If I. who shrank from her now and ' yet pitied her so much, could only have met her then! We might ...
... da not come into direct contact with the manure. the different berries, I think the veitchberry and the Himalayan giant blackberry would run very close in the matter of quantity. They bear heavily for several weeks. a crop of one or two pounds daily from ...
... given to young children. Temons are good for them in the form of lemonade and puddmgs, etc. Don’t let them eat too many blackberries or any of that kind of soft fruit. All fruit eaten by children should be absolutely sound and fresh. Over-ripe and under-ripe ...
... cucumber to sandpaper (a slight attack of warts, you know). and the dog ought to go out, and 1 believe there are still some blackberries up o Hideaway Hill. And as 1 haven't had a day off since yesterday, I really think— However, see what 1 can do for you ...