... tenant. The holding grew a variety of market garden crops. about eight acres of unproductive top fruit and three acres of blackberries and raspberries. John's plan was to make Pigs the main enterprise. keep the soft fruit for a trial period. grub the orchard ...

... serve our every need : sherry yeasts for our tpple.apricot and barley wines: bordeaux. burgundy and )ort yeasts for our blackberry. Liebfraumilch. zeltinger and bernkastler yeasts provide our home-produced hocks and moselles. Tokay. sauterne and champagne ...

... to be a 1 pint mayonnaise or salad splendid crop of blackberries cream. 1 lettuce, a few grapes, this year. toasted almonds. Mix the The usual recipe needs 4 lb. diced potatoes, chicken and blackberries 11 lb. prepared strained pineapple cubes tocooking ...

... extent to which the use of ingredient. There is room, here. for worthwhile experidifferent varieties of wine mentation. Blackberries, so yeast would affect the flay- soon to be heavy in our our of the finished brew. hedgerow. can well be used Commercial ...

... that cannot be concealed. RECIPE No. I — Blackberry Wine, Port Style: 4 lb black- benlec, 4 lb sugar . RECIPE No. Z — Blackberry Wine, Curgundy Style: 5 Iti, blaclthe:rws 3; !I). sugar RECIPE No. 3 — Blackberry Wine, Beaujolais (Dry) Style: 14) lb o. l ...

... Produce: Ware potatoes to 26/- per cwt.: runner beans to Bd. lb.: Giant Prune plums to 9d. lb.: tomatoes to 1 8 per lb.: blackberries to 1/6 per lb.; cobnuts to L per lb.; honey to 4/6 per lb.: cream to 2 11 per carton; eggs. extra large to 5 2 per doz ...

... Emery. Cooktrig apples — 1 Mr, L. Austin, 2 Mr. Ke:ly. Dessert apples — 1 Mars E Trowbridge. Pears — 1 Mr. Twitchett. Blackberries — 1 Mrs. 1). J. Strable. - Shallots — 1 Mr. C. J. Composltton nursery rhyme — 1 Mrs, E Weekes. — 1 Mrs. Charles. modern ...

... -1: cows. and to 7 - doz.: tomatoes to 1.'6 lb undersigned not later than 12 quality (5 70 , - to 100 - 187 -1. ndustry - blackberries to 1 6 lb.: Worces- noon on MONDAY. 14th , sheep: Lambs, light 11131 2'7 ter apples to Bd. lb.: butter to ------ NOVEMBER ...

... also took fifth individual place. But when I walked along the bank to see the anglers I found Mrs. Wietecha had gone .. blackberry picking. I just felt I wanted a sweet after my lunch! she told me. fishing the next Deg was Jean's youngest son who landed ...

... Messrs. E. J. Parker (A Soils 8 Pudding Lane, Mnidstoi ( Tel. 59264 51. and at renterden (Tel. 2924). wits to 1 4 lb.. blackberries 1 - Ih.. cream to 2 3 per 31 ess pa r t s t N .tt e t & le: B s H te o e t r i , lis c r h e e p a o pe rt r : , ton: egg ...

... curs de Vins de Paris — a only) calls for the addition I William Wigham Richardson group of expert wine-tasters of 21b. of blackberries. in' backed the county planning : dedicated to maintaining the which case the citric acid' officer. high quality of French ...

... plug it with then. cotton-wool and place it in Raspberries, black currants, a really warm atmosphere. Wright, Stockbury. blackberries and. damsons The ideal temperature is B:acg Trophy, highest points In lend themselves particularly 90 degrees Farenheit ...