... that area in Russian Turkestan between Samarkand and the Caucasus where Humboldt found it growing in great profusion, like blackberries on Bentley Priory. Fossilised grape stones and leaves of the genus Vitis have been found in the shale deposits of Bovey ...

... A. White, E. Adsley: cooking: Mrs. J. Holland, F. Keeping, W. Bons. Pears: Stephen Rose. Mrs. 0. Mallet, Mrs. V. East. Blackberries: F. Keeping, E. Adsley. R. Blanchard. Any other fruit: Mr. Connelly. 1. VEGETABLES Potatoes. white: L. Fears. I, A. Richter ...

... Dessert Apples: Mr. D. W. Roberts. Mrs. J. Nunn. Mr. E. Webb; 3 Pears: Mr. E. G. Morris. Mr. L.G.Jones.Mr. G.T. Denyer: 12 Blackberries: Mr. J. E. Nixon. Mrs. M. E. Weston. Mrs. M. J. Hansen: Any other Fruit: Mr. G. T. Denyer. Mr. A. Bellamy. Mr. A. J. Craig ...

... the ringed face there is a prize of f 5 awaiting you at the Observer Office in St. Ann's Road. Harrow if you arrive with a Blackberry copy of the Harrow Observer containing the photograph. Each week a picture taken at an event or in the street will be published ...

... way. Mulberries are very good in eau de vie and loganberries, too. if you can get a few of either. The big. cultivated blackberries are also suitable. Indeed, any flavoursome fruit may be used in this way. Fresh peaches can be peeled, stoned and cut into ...

... Miss Jean H. Mc Bain, of 2, Sherwood Court, Eastcote Avenue, South Harrow, is showing a beautiful glass bowl depicting blackberries and insect life in diamond point glass engraving. The exhibition ends today (Tuesday). Plato ...

... the dark colour is a mystery which the beekeepers cannot explain, although one member said he had seen his bees only on blackberry flowers. The bottles of mead and cakes of wax were of the usual high standard. OBSERVER AND GAZETTE Friday, November 15 ...

... North Harrow area. She has not been in good health and cannot cope with her garden which she describes as all grass and blackberry bushes nearly up to the fence.- If it could be cleared it would mean so much to tae, she writes. I am willing to give ...

... in cold water. Sur. plus stock from autumn picking may be packed in polythene boxes and frozen for use later on. Frozen blackberries are always available from freezer centres, but again surplus summer stock can be frozen suc cessfully at home and kept ...

... 300 set. Pour custard over the jelly. .4 4. 4 • * Two minutes walk decorate with the cream and Stadium nuts. Cultivated blackberries make lovely trifles and can ) 4.4 ) 4' 4 be used in place of plums. • ...

... Fruit for the freezer If you have a deep freezer this is the time of year when you will want to freeze your summer fruit. Blackberries or redcurrants are fine to freeze now. They are best frozen whole in dry sugar. Use approximately 4 oz. castor sugar per ...

... pips. You need around 181 b of berries to produce a gallon of wine. If you are a little short you can safely add a few blackberries up to lib, a few blackcurrants up to fib, a few bilberries or blueberries as they are sometimes called up to I lb, or even ...