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... There was a e good display of fruit, and Bir IV. Hornby gained the *P frst prizes for the best show of baking and deseet v apples, and Mr Nichol second for the latter. In the ti cottagers' class, Mr NV. Hornby carried off the first b prize for the finest ...
... Timui A Oo'a London Biacaiti, 080888 AMD BLAOIWILL'S Foot Jelly Apple „ B eck Camot „ Bod Current „ Blech Current Jew I Bed Current „ trewborry „ in {lb. end ■ ...
... lad per 13.4i1e. Raspberry. &1 sod upwards Toiler Vinegar, 10d, &c. VANILLA, in 6lieln, lli each. SUNDRIES. Apricots, Apples Pine Apples, Peaches, kr. in Ties. Filberts,•Walnuts, Barcelona, end Brazil Nutt. na l, B^.. Lessons, kc., when la season. Edinburgh ...
... 101 per lb. INFANTS' FOOD, Dr. Ridge's, Naive's and Hard's. 9d. JELLIES, Calves' Feet. Plain or Lemon, Ild, Is 4d and 2s 3d per Bottle. „ Red and BLck Currant, 7d per Pot. , Orange and Apple, 9d per Pot. JAMS Volckman*s, „ Raspberry, Strawberry, Rasp and ...
... 7d per Pot. „ Orange and Apple, 9d per Pot. JAMS (Nether's, Volckman s, toe.) „ Bayberry, Stawberry, Rasp and Currant, 8d per Jar. „ Black Currant, Red Currant, Damson, 7d per Joe. „ P.ure, Greengage, Gooseberry, Blackberry, 7d per Jar. „ Apricot Jsm ...
... the frequent running up and down stairs, told upon her health, and when September came, bringing damsons and blackberries to preserve, apple-jelly to make, and walnuts to pickle, her strength gave way. good fortune Jane caught her, fainting, as she hung ...
... Or, weigh eight pounda of apples, pared, eoved, and quartered, and steam them till soft. Stew separately seven of blackberries, when the jaioe flows freely, take oat ptot and half for making blackberry jelly. Pat the apples with the berries, ...
... and water. Soda rapidly dertroys it, but roap or grease improve, the wear. Blackberry Jam—Four pounds MRica. two pounds barberries four pounds sugar. Boil the blackberries with one pound sugar till the seeds can be strained out. Put the pulp into the ...
... notice. It is that the best apples and those which keep best ripen late. With other treits the reverse is the case. For housekeepers, apples may be divided into two great classes-cooking apples end eating apples. The cookine apples are for ...
... done. When blackberry jam is made of blackberries only, half a pound of sugar to a pound of frail is quite sufficient, but if apples are put with the blackberries a little more sugar is needed. Seeing that, in many districts, blackberries ...
... cinna- •* mon to taste, and flour enough to make it of the consistency of pound cake. • Blaokbebey Jelly.— Crush in mortar three pounds of blackberries, place them in basin, this in another of hot water to extract the juice, standing them in the oven ...
... dried plume. Blackberry and Apple Peesebve.— Take equal weights of blackberries and jelly-apples, peeled, cored, and sliced. Stew them separately in an earthenware jar placed in pan of boiling waterthe apples ...