... BLACKBERRY ROLY-POLY Onj pint of stewed, sweetened blackberries, h pound of flour. a pinch of salt, cold water. 1 tablespoonfu I of 1 teaspoonful of baking P° wde L',.„Ntnt ° shredded suet, blackberry syrup to s Drain the syrup from the blackbeiries ...

... Hot l»K«tiv. Sold Boocham BLACKBERRY ROLY-POLY One pint of stewed, sweetened blackberries, pound flour, a pinch of salt, cold water, 1 tablespoonful of sugar. 1 teaspoonful of baking powder, 4 ounces of shredded suet, blackberry syrup to serve. Drain the ...

... good Quality imitable for fruit growing, 19 acres being ■lready planted with loganberrien, blackberries, etc. Vaunt Permission en VALUABLE LOGANBERRY AND BLACKBERRY PLANTATIONS, ENCLOSURES OF PASTURE, ORCHARDING & ARABLE LAND. suitable for market gardening ...

... THE AUTUMN COWSLIP Sir, While blackberrying on Leckhampton Hill a fortnight ago I picked a fine cowslip with seven pips. I thought this was uncommon enough to interest readers of the Echo. A.A.M. Cheltenham, October 8. ...

... 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 ...

... | Tried Wraert re — ORANGE WINE. First Mixs Buckley dar): Mrs. Groves (Newton Abbet), Second class—Miss Litthe (Torre). BLACKBERRY Mary Mrs Pirst class Mrs. Modge Bearne ( = Abbot). Ji Second class—-Mrs. Mise mt hey ( re). Third clase—Mrx. Trevarthen ...

... the speaker. Much amusement was caused the committee demonstration on Mime. In the competition for the best lib. pot of blackberry jelly prize was awarded to T)avv. Ahanpv evening ended with various directed bv Mrs Santo. Mrs. C. F. Wallis was tea hostess ...

... YESTERDAY'S MARKETS CHELTENHAM FRUIT AND VEGETABLE. —Melons 4d. to Is. 6d. each; grapes Is. 2d., raspberries blackberries id. to 4id. per lb.; tomatoes (P.W.) 4s. to 6s. 6d., others Is. to ss. 6d. per 121b5.; peaches 2a. to 2s. 9d. per doz.: peas is. ...

... onions—pickling 7s. 6d. per cwt.; parslev is. to 25.. peas 6s. 6d. to Bs. 3d., spinach Is. 6d. per pot; tomatoes 2jd.. blackberries 3,U. to 4d. ner lb.; apples 2s. to 65.. Blenheim 7s. Golden Noble 4s. 4d.. Newton Wonder Is. 9d. to 3s. per pot; pears ...

... READERS' NATURE STORIES I went out to gather blackberries, and as I crossed a field several young pheasants emerged from the hedgerow. They appeared quite tame, as also did the mother bird who accompanied them. Further across the field another flock were ...

... lovely tale,” and intends to try to win another one. Bhe and Connie and Joyce have been blackbcrrylng, they are fond of blackberry puddings and jelly. They have cat named Punch with a ginger coat, and is two years old. Nancy Shields did nob expect prize ...

... 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 ...