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... more, in making it can be utilised many heavily seeded, very small, or imperfect fruits that are unsuitable for jam; such blackberries, red currants, or windfall apple*. Once the general rules of it are mastered, jelly-making is an easy form of preserving ...
... will write of blackberry jelly on the morrow Saturday, October Bth Now the making of one jelly is much like that of another, being always according to the same principles. Yet there are one or two points detail in which the making of Blackberry Jelly differs ...
... Hutton) said the law was quite clear that anyone who, without the consent of the owner, took any cultivated mushrooms or blackberries was guilty of stealing. The magistrates were willing to believe that the youths did not know the mushrooms were cultivated ...
... Clifton nursing home at the age of 47. He had been ill for many years. Mr Seaborne, who leaves a wife and daughter, lived at Blackberry Hill Stapleton. He was the elder son of Mr J. H. Seaborne and the late Mrs Seaborne, and had been head of Speedwell Senior ...
... Bristol Juvenile Court yesterday, that they broke into and entered house, the property of the Bristol Mental Hospital, at Blackberry Hill, Stapleton, and stole money and articles valued £4 17's. It was stated that they smashed the kitchen window of the ...
... she saw two men in prison clothing, but she assumed that they were going about their normal duties Her husband, who was blackberrying. did not see them. When he v/as told by his wife later, however, hi went straight to the prison, but found that the alarm ...
... chicken 9id to t o 13s to t c tables: Apples De ars $ Dlums lis toJ3ls 7d to 4i d A 72 lbs.; rniishroorns to to o to sid. blackberries 4s _ savov cucumbers 6d ( let _3 l marrows a 9c i, gd. cauliflower 6d to gd s per dozen- sprouts 3d- potatoes 3s 6d ...
... extra. --Northville Building Co. 33. Corn Street 'Phone 56041. SALE. TREES and WOOD - .THINNINGS, Oak and Ash. —Orkney, Blackberry Farm. Coalpit Heath SALE.—46 Acres of GRASS KEEP; - well watered.—Carpenter, Wcsterleigli Hill. ...
... seen at its best from tne doorway—or beyond—of the Sharpies Gallery. It is Blackberry. Harvest, by Miss Anna Airy, R.I. It is a scene of children, who have been blackberrying, on the top of a slight mound in the centre of a field. The whole picture breathes ...
... Pullen. of Churchdown. Glos.. and purchased by Mr C. Gaskins. of Awre; 35 gns. was paid by W. J. Gibby, for Littlestoke Blackberry, entered by E. K. and H. H. Davis, of Patchway, Bristol. The top price for bulls was 45 gns.. oaid by J. Doherty. of Ki ...
... add the rest of the water. Suitable proportions of sugar and water for the various fruits are as follows:—For apricots, blackberries, sweet cherries, pears, quinces, ripe plums, and rhubarb. oz of sugar to 1 pint of water; for damsons, 10 ozs. to 1 pint; ...
... drain into temporary disposal works at Winterboume, and later would be connected with the Bristol sewer at a point near Blackberry Hill. The Almondsbury scheme would connect with that trunk sewer. Mr J. H. Cooke proposed, and Mr R. C. Stride seconded ...