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... Mitchell. 2 Mrs. E. Norman Brown. 3 Mrs. L. Mercer: macaroni cheese: I Miss R. Daggett, 2 Miss 0 Clements. 3 Mrs. L. Mercer. Blackberry and apple jelly: 1 Mrs. Meyer. 2 Miss 0. Clements, 3 Miss P. Tyrrell: treacle toffee* I MW 0. Clements. 2 Miss N. 3 Miss ...
... tomatoes 714. to Is. 10_ apple. 110. to 54. (l'ox to 94.), pears. 41,1. to 814., plums 41,1. to Is., damson. 814. to Is. Id., blackberries 11,1. to Is. 44. lb.: cabbage 21 , . to 4s. 3.1., lettuce Is. to 25., marrows 3.. to 8.. tel., cucumbers 3.. to 45., celery ...
... wedged inside with newspaper to hold water if necessary. A frui: punnet or chip na,ket filled with sprays of crab apples. blackberries and other wild berries together with an odd flower from a tiny garden can look lovely in church No mat ter how many flowers ...
... LEMON BLACKBERRY FLAN Ingredients—Pastry: gar plain or Ingredients: 2 tablespoons ter. self-raising flour 18 heaped tablewa 1 4oz. ,oft brown sugar 14 rounded spoons. level teaspoon salt. 40z Cookeen. 3 tablespoons water. Filling: 1 pint lemon jelly. ...
... instrucwhich lasted until they were ex- tions on the packet. leave to bepilled by the Dutch in 1605. and come cold. Wash blackberries and all sorts of virtues were ascribed to add to the jelly. Pour into the flan the clove as a curative spice. in just as ...
... recipes. And there are country-fresh tomatoes shallots and pickling plump marrows. cauliflowers. ridge cucumbers. juicy blackberries . . and a host .of Wtit - e - r fruits and vegetables which can be preserved now and saved to cheer up many a meal on a ...
... been incautious enough to mention that blackberries are 'plentiful at one point or another. • Almost without fail afterwards I have been bitterly reproached by readers who, having worked out the bearings of a blackberry patch have arrived there to find every ...
... runner beans 3d. to 6d., tomatoes Bil. to 1.. apples 10. to 6.1., pear. lid to Id., plums 4d. to 814., damsons 8.1. to 11d., blackberries 6,1. to 10d. lb.; cauliflower 6s. to Bs., cabbage 2s. to 2s. 64., lettuce Is. to Is. 6,1., cucumbers In. 6.1. to 65., marrows ...
... ages of boys and girls whose --net, last July. Thew are very good boys and birthdays fall between Oi•tober thev've picked blackberries from and October 26, both days in:••tephen has his bucket all ready which I've made a lot of hlark- be filled with that ...
... in an attempt to claim the insurance. Cooper was shown its hiding place. and rode It to Underriver. where he nuniped It a blackberry bush. Sir William Not tide. the chairman. told hint he had been Incredibly stupid, and could have been Jailed for several ...
... . peas 6d., shallots 71.1. to 9.1.. mushrooms 2.., sprouts 11d., apple. 14. to 6W.. pears ill, to 64., damson. 6 , 1., blackberries 54. to 84. lb.: beet 5.. to 3s. al. doe. bunches. Jahn Nesbit. • Sen.—Annual sale of 40 pedigree Es,ev I Large White breed ...
... competition was for a 1 lb. jar of jelly, and was jugged by Mrs. Ratzer and Mrs. T. Smith. The winners were Mrs. T. filcher (blackberry) and Mrs. Finn (apple). Thanks were expressed to the tea hostesses, Mrs. Osborne and Miss Rye. Final arrangements were made ...