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... LESSON IN FRUIT CULTURE Farmer's Hint About Blackberries When he said he was looking for blackberries, I toid him blackberries aid not grow on plum trees So rematkeu a Westerleigh farmer, Mr E. Newman, at Chipping Sodbury Petty Session yesterday, when ...
... p.m. with her little boy to pick some blackberries. Next day when he arrived home from work, about 2 p.m., she said to him that she had run a thorn into her little finger on the right hand when picking blackberries. When he arrived home from work on the ...
... TO-DAY IN THE GARDEN Cultivated Blackberries By F. W. MILES. F.R.H.S. November 17. —It is not generally realised that hybrid Blackberries such as Wilson Junior, and Parsley-leaved will yield fine crops even when planted in out-of-theway neglected comers ...
... also ljlbs of picked-over blackberries and four cloves. Lot all simmer softly an i-hour, and then put through fine sieve, so that the blackberry seeds are removed. When your soup is back in again add a few choice whole blackberries and you have it a generous ...
... of collecting wj ' bruits and fungi: Late nap Wee d' u Pright buttercWer esser bindweed, may- s' ar row, hips and haws, blackberries. t't, /-ss the general leader, and tn u- Barke, proposed ft, ...
... wherein she does tell me how she has made some Blackberry Wine a recipe out of a favourite cookery book hers, and does (the kind soul) copy the recipe for me, that I may put in this my Diary. Measure your blackberries, turn them into a pan, ana bruise them. ...
... sd; Winford Church, per W. A. York, £2 16s 4d. Gifts in kind- Silver paper, H. and V. Emery; flowers, potatoes. grapes, blackberries, damsons, plums, apples, tomatoes, jam. marrows and onions. Rev. W. D. Munro. Nailsea; magazines, Mr Maple; cucumb r. bananas ...
... if there were such a fatality. The mothers of the children explained that they went on the railway embankment to gather blackberries. The summonses were dismissed with a caution, and each parent was ordered to pay four shillings costs. When nine Southall ...
... had an injured rJ. foot and arm. Both were taken to the S*tol Royal Infirmary the City and ar ine Ambulance. Lure of the Blackberry Saturday afternoon the nci Marine Ambulance were called to the feh Woods side the Avorl Goig where clift Passmore (13). ...
... co-operation with the Women's was announced. Mr Daw awarded first prize to Mrs Fowles. The competition for the best pot of blackberry and apple jelly was judged by Mrs Acheson, • who gave first prize Mrs Ashton. It was reported that Charfield W.I. are proposing ...
... PLATES.— Fruit plates can be made now to be filled with raspberries, loganberries, mulberries, or. a little later on, with blackberries. They are made by rubbing three ounces of margarine and two ounces of lard in half a pound of flour, and then mix with ...
... sometimes a poor supply of pectin too. For instance, sweet cherries, strawberries, some' raspberries, sweet apples, late blackberries and the vegetable marrow. Faults in jam which may be due to a lack of acid arc crystallisation of the sugar, dull colour ...