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... America. It can be trained on a fence or upon a pillar, being similar in growth to a blackberry. The loganberry is a natural cross between a raspberry and an American blackberry, and grows very vigorously. The fruits are very large, of slightly acid flavour ...
... Loganberries, Blackberries, Hailshamberries, Japanese Wineberry.—All these fruits are well worth growing, especially if the garden is bounded by a fairly high wall or wooden fence, Some people fight shy of the loganberry and the Blackberry on account of ...
... TO-DAY'S RECIPE. 13LACEBERRY BLANCMANGE. - Pick over the blackberries carefully so as to remove any stalks or leaves, and measure out two breakfastoupfuls. Place in a saucepan on the fire with a quart of water, and allow to boil very slowly for about ...
... DRUNKENNESS AMONG WASPS. A correspondent writes: While on a blackberrying expedition in a not rediote but unfrequented part of Surrey, I came across a spot where,' apparently, the regulations of the Liqporl Control 13(wd are unknown or ignored. It was ...
... VICTIMS OF DEADLY -NIGHTSHADE Two young brothers ate some berries of the deadly nightshade variety in' mistake for blackberries at Atherstone. Both fell ill, and one died. ...
... Blackberriee. Many people like apples and brambles mixed. The subjoined is condensed from The Spinning Wheel : —Blackberries cooked in any way are one of the greatest treats that can be provided for children, and, like treacle, form useful medicines ...
... Bottle. Per Bottle Damsons - - Thd. Golden Plums - 70. Gooseberries - - 70. Victoria Plums - 80. Damsons (in syrup) 81d. Blackberries - - 9d. 4 ' • • , 11 s,Florsemarket St. & I • 5, Corporation St., WARRINGTON. -.oo llllr Telephone 452. ...
... prompt, Musketry. Orcierlies.—Sergeant A. Metcalfe and Cadet I. Gold ~..tone. I. B. STARKEY, Capt., Commanding Offieet. Blackberrying excursions are popular for day trips in the country, and the crop is fast ripenin the South: ...
... without any fault or lailing of his own. 'Altogether, none need be surprised that curates are not so easy to get as blackberries in Septembe4, and that the worthy local vicar whose experience that has been has decided to get alOng as best he may without ...
... SELLING JAMS at the Old Prices __— Raspberry and Gooseberry Rasp and Apple Rwp and Rhübarb Rhubarb and Preserved Ginger Blackberry and Apple Golden Plum Victoria Plum Red Plum Marmalade COOKED MEATS : Boiled Ham. Pclony. Sausage. Brawn. Luncheon Sausage ...
... still SELLING JAMS at the Old Prices Raspberry and Gooseberry Rasp and Apple Rasp and Rhübarb Rhubarb and Preserved Ginger Blackberry. and Apple Golden Plum Victoria Plum Red Plum Marmalade COOKED MEATS : Boiled Ham. Polony. Sausage. Brawn. Luncheon Sausage ...
... of Bowdon, Cheshire, writes to the Morning Post as follows :— For preserving there is no better fruit to be found than Blackberries, which are not only valuable as an article of food, but invaluable medicinally made into tea in cases of cold, sore throat ...