... were everywhere Whites fluttering from garden to garden across the roads and streets: Gatekeepers feeding greedily on the blackberry flowers: Graylings deserting the cliffs for the resin-flow of the pines; Wall Butterflies basking in 'the glow of th ,, ...

... apples, cooking. 1/-. 2 / 6 : dessert, 4/-, 7/6 chip; Australian. 45/- box, peaches. 1/6. 7/- doz.; Italian 15/- tray; ' blackberries. 9d. punnet: oranges, Cape. 40/-, 45/-: !Brazilian. 10/-. 15/-: grapefruit, 48/-1 case; Dutch grapes, black, 17/-:1 green ...

... result of a new venture by Lamb Bros. (Dublin). Ltd Some years ago this firm laid down a number of plants of a cultivated blackberry of a large Himalayan variety. For - the past two years the fruit has been auctioned at the Dublin markets. The people of ...

... If You Watch To-day THOUGH the purple jet of ripe Blackberries gleams from every brake, the white and pink flowers still lure the brown butterflies by day, the moths by night. In the mossy pastures the wandering Badger scrapes out the bee's nest, and ...

... French beans 6d.; mushrooms 2/-, 2/6; Irish tomatoes. 6d., 7d.: raspberries 1/3 lb.: plums. 8/R: Victories. 10/- 12/- chip: blackberries. 6d. punnet CATTLE BR IST 0 L--Good trade for stores. Yearlings to £2O and 2-y.-o. to £42. YORK—SIow trade for Irish cattle ...

... thousands of blackberries withering on the bushes in the fields and I thought that in no other country would this be allowed to happen—they would be cagerly gathered and made into jam, So I enquired of the attendant at Lambs if his firm made blackberry jam. He ...

... Bd. and 9d.; small, 3d., 5d.; Dutch, 7d.; raspberries, 1/7; Irish grapes, 1/6 lb.: Dutch, black. 17/-; green, 20/- tray; blackberries, 5/-; plums, 8/-. 10/-: Victorias, 12/-, 15/-*' apples cooking , 1/-, 2 / 6 : dessert. 2/6. 7/- chip; Australian, 45/- ...

... The Blackberries Are Ripening Chopping the lemon juice and turn into a greased pie dish. Beat the butter and sugar to a cream; add gradually the beaten egg and then the sifted flour and milk alternately. Add the baking powder mixed with the last addition ...

... August. the blackberries are rinenmg in the hedges. September may coax the sun back again to dry the countryside and allow us to enjoy the fun of blackberrying. If you are picking the berries for tam. pick only good big fruit berries, Blackberry Jam 3 lb ...

... sunshine, grapes have done well and some vines have produced better than for some years. This was due to the general warmth. Blackberries are slow to mature, due to lack of sunshine. HOUSING DRIVE EQUAL TO BEST IN EUROPE -MR. CORISH The progress in housing ...

... lund of beef. County Dublin. The blackberries, in spite of the incessant rain of the week, were fat and black in the hedges. In next to no time, not having with us the traditional tin can, we filled all available handkerchiefs and envelopes. At home we ...

... decisions. Last Sunday was thus unanimously and mysteriously appointed as Blackberrying Sunday. From personal experience, I should have thought it to be a poor season for blackberries this year, the berries being small and very bitter. But all over Tallaght ...