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... and to-day they were married at St. Ann’s Church, Manchester. They are seen above after the ceremony. Miss Graham wore a blackberry-coloured coat, hat, and shoes, and immediately after the ceremony they set off for honeymoon in London. Mr. Fletcher is ...
... the apples should he stewed in the jar with the blackberries in the way deseribed above, The colour of Blackberry and Apple Jelly, however, is not as good as if made entirely with blackberries, Blackberry Shape, Take one pint of water, add two ounces of ...
... grows have been attacks the blackberry In Bigland, so collecting It this year lor despatch to help the New Zealand farmera Spain, where It used to dress wounds thelrwar against their terrible plague In the fields. blackberry weeds, a little French During ...
... Tin. SYMINGTON SOUPS 2 for 3id. NOTE OUR PRICES FOR FINEST BRANDS OF JAMS & MARMALADE CHIVERS DAMSON JAM 7d. per lb. Jar. BLACKBERRY JELLY Bd. per lb. Jar. OLD ENGLISH MARMALADE 7d. and 1/1, and ALL CHIVERS Other Brands at Cut Prices. ROBERTSONS GOLDEN ...
... previously, before My Williams arvived at the farm, beeause he had only been there ‘‘five minutes.”” He had been there picking blackberries, Recalling Mr. Williams, Mr, Smith asked him how long he had lived on the farm. Witness said 12 months, Both defendants ...
... posy W of the first spring /I snowdrops bobbed bravely / in lapel as I strutted V JL (oh, how I hope I strutted) over the blackberry-withcream strip of carpet and Jittle-girl fashions which are intended to make you look years and years younger must have ...
... the cut surface exposed to the germs of diseases which the sol] may be holding. Pruning the Small Fruits. —The pruning of blackberries, raspberries, and the crosses between the two—the hybrid brambles—consists In cutting the ground the stems that have fruited ...
... the picture. . . . The sights to see —in season, of course —were crocuses, snowdrops, primroses, daffodils, wild roses, blackberries, crab-apples, wild damsons, cherries, wild strawberries and raspberries, bilberries, gorse, heather, bracken, squirrels ...
... before it is due-Berry. Your father, the elder-Berry, would not have been such a goose-Berry, and you need not look so black-Berry, for I don't care a straw-Berry, and shan't pay you till Christmas-Berry! Teacher : Why does a running dog put out its ...
... cementing the inside. The lilies should be planted In the baskets which they should be ordered from the nurseryman. New Blackberries.—Better fruits of the wild bramble are grown In fertile garden soil than In the hedgerow mould by the sides of the country ...
... COOKERY. By Evelyn Janw.;. MAKING THE MOST Or BLACKBERRIES, | Blackberries offer a varied number of pleasant dishes for the Autumn ‘menu, although = except for an occasional dish of stewed blackberries or a blackberry tart, the fruit is coupled only with Jam-making ...
... from what it was of old. Then Cronkeyshaw Common was one of those delightful grassy wastes where the golden gorse, broom, blackberry and innumerable other wild plants grew luxuriantly, forming a home for bird and beast. Seated on one of the stone benches ...