... firsts for Marigolds and Vegetable Marrows ; Mr. C.W. Joorneauz firsts for Apples, Clover, Turnips, Blackberries, and Gooseberries ; Mr. E. U. Nicolle. first for Culinary Apples ; Mr. C. 0. Blampied. first for Golden Pippio ; Mr. T. J. Henouf, firsts for ...

... butter, black butter,” and good variety of preserves, including pumpkin jam, apple, red currant, blackberry and raspberry jelly, pear jam, tomato jam, marrow jam, etc. The whole exhibit, which is the only one ...

... to the Board in place of Dr. W Somerville, resigned. HOME HINTS. Blackberry jam U greatly iniprorad by addiug half a pound of peeled and cored aoor apples to erery pound of blackberries. Young fowls should have smooth skin and legs, pliable joints and ...

... even apple, pear, plum, and cherty treer are planted in this way. Scores of tons of wild blackberries arc annually sent the English markets from St. Male, Cherbourg. Plougas tel, and other ports in France; Iheae art from the hedges and go to the jam maker ...

... hybrid between ths raspberry and the blackberry. It has proved thorough success, and its luscious fruit has been more in evidence this season in tbs Iscal markets than ever before. As fruit for dessert or for high-class jam it is valuable introduction, and ...

... pretence. If island mutton, wild rabbits, & x© I *-s jsi excellent poultry, and certain combinations of j* •§ Ii -s blackberries and apples can secure traveller 1 ® .5; against famine, may be sure to find all these, j the means of washing them down.witli ...