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... FRUITS. The best fruits for jellies are currants, raspberries, gooseberries, apples, quinces, crab-apples, cranberries, blackberries, and plums, but delicious jollies can be made mixing other fruits with any of these. Strawberries and raspberries combine ...
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... amateur foragers, who have little care for the blackberry save as a delightful thing to eat, there are others who gather the inexhaustible crops of this wildling in more methodical fashion. The demand for blackberries for preserving is very large this year, ...
... ripen them. Black-berrying the roadside hedges is not much of occupation in those days, because the dust of the traffic so covers the henries that they cannot used until they have been well washed, mm! that spoils them. A watery blackberry, whether you ...
... dealt with the Government fruit pulping station, Maidstone. Blackberries for Dyeing. School children at Tollesbury, Essex, have a fortnight’s holiday in which pick five tone of blackberries, which have been ordered by a London firm for use in extensive ...
... SATURDAY NEXT. BOYALTY THEATRE, under the Management of Mr. WILLIE EDOUIN, will REOPEN on SATURDAY NEXT. September 11, with BLACKBERRIES and TURNED UP, with the same splendid Cast as now playing at the Theatre. Box Office now open from till 6.—5010 Lessee ...
... coming desolation, and appear as heralds of a dismalness which must ensue when the sea-god has been appeased. These sea blackberries are really the emblems of despair, hanging in mourning black and weeping for a hope long lost. RUSSIAN.REIGN POLICY. ...
... abundance fine fruit of remarkably good flavour. This plant is hybrid between a red raspberry and one of the finer varieties of blackberry from America. The fruit is very much like an enormous raspberry in appearance, but with a darker bloom and a longer shape ...
... Siußor’s Teuby, agod, list 101 b „.(E. 11. Owen) 1 Mr.J.Gubbms's Lord of the Glen, Oyrs. 1 lstlolb(T.Litton) Mr. Eyrofield'a Blackberry, 4yr«, lOst (H. Beasley) 3 Mr. B. W. Ethelston’s Bagman, aged, list b (Walsh) 0 Capt. Whitaker'* Hollmgton, Syrs, list ...
... , or the ‘‘reach-me-down’’ ‘‘tweed suit 575. cd., the holiday knut' will bo shorn of much his glory. Saving the Blackberries. Blackberries, sweet and ripe, will soon hanging on the hedgerows ready for those who will. The chief wild fnm of English autumn ...
... mid-September, mid** onward for a month or so, the hedgerows are vocal with the cries and prattle of the childree who are blackberrying. Now aid tiles one hears exclamations of delight when some particularly fruitful bush is discovered; ante, expressions ...
... of life familiar to all. It is a proof of the all per rati ir.p charm of Mrs. Barclay's work.'*—JiVEaisrci Standard. THE BLACKBERRY PICKERS. By EVELYN ST. LEGEB, author of “The Shape the World,” ...