... stuff if you live through it? Blackberrying. By THE JAY. Blackberry time will soon he bore; but I am not going gathering blackberries this season. I urn fond of the fruit; I like blackberry and apple jam and I love blackberry pudding;' ...

... inquest was held at Middleton before Mr Neville Holden, Coroner, yesterday (Thursday) afternoon. Mrs. Charlotte Mice Procter, Blackberry Hall Farm, Heysham, said she was the sister of the deceased and last saw her on the 20th November, when she seemed just ...

... woman Writers-have scattered her thickly through ' the pages of fiction, making her a crop as copious and as common as the blackberry. Yet, according to cynics, she is more elusive than the Scarlet Pimpernel. Young men, however, assert that each has found ...

... The Darling of the Rich, a special Whitman Bennett production in six reels. High finance, with jewels as plentiful as blackberries. is the note of the piece, and the incidents are of a most exciting description. A First National picture, The Bad Man ...

... cover at once. Blackberries will keep • long time if bottled thus:—Place blackberries (which must be thoroughly dry) in clean glass jars. Place jars in a saucepan of cold water and gently boil for at least three hours. Cover blackberries with mutton fat ...

... things in underwear. GATHER YE BLACKBERRIES WHILE YE MAY ! A rev Timely Recipes WINES and preserves, as well as delicious podogs, can be made from the blackberries which are now so plentiful on country lanes. BLACKBERRY WINE Gather fruit ripe and dry ...

... BLACKBERRY JELLY Choose large, crisp, red unripe fruit. Wash fruit and place in preserving pan. Cover with water and boil gently till all juice is extracted. Put into a jelly hag and let it run all night and squeeze tightly to get all juice out To each ...

... large sorts are available. The pruning of the loganberry is carried out on exactly the same lines Ise. the raspberry. The blackberry. too, Ala Similar attention when the fruits hijire,bben gathered. • Premiss' Itansbler Reiss. Ramblineafies furnish a glorious ...

... farm implements are deducted. Reads will soon be lined with trim gardens and villas, instead of being bordered by hedges, blackberry and may hushes, ditches, and beyond these. corn-growing fields. Rouses CAM to be springing up in lanes and little-known ...

... MARKET. Thursday.—Hen eggs 3/1 and 3/3; duck eggs 3/4 per dozen; cabbage 2/6 per dos.; sprouts 5d., English tomatoes Bd., blackberries 4d., chickens 10d., fowls s}. per lb.; rabbits 2/8 to 3/- per couple; beetroot Id., cauliflowers sd. each; onions 31-, ...

... Timepiece, Water Colour Drawing Castletown Harbour by WilLiam Hoggr.tt, Le Blon Prints, including Blowing Bubbles. Blackberry Gatherers. Snowballing. Village Show Man. old pits* of Lancaster castle. Small Old Colour Print. Engravings and other ...

... We are tempted to bid her stay, But Autumn will steal her sunshine, some day To ripen the fruits she's wont to yield— The blackberry hedge, and corn in the field; Lost in mist, dear Summer goes, Vanishing for earned repose. ...