... screwdriver They call it a Petit Bleu. These things don't mow in Ireland, but they are as eonituon over in France a. blackberries, My aunt is lex.. ha t muddled about the Bordereati, and heroines what I would call imbecile (only that I heves great regArd ...

... healthy condition, and the •if sprayers is largely availed of. In troth the spraying machines are quite plentiful—thick as blackberries in a glen—in the locality. Every fanner owns one, and thcee who can't affont to purchase one out right have them on hire ...

... are to be seen laden to the ground with nuts, much to the enjoyment of the )siting representatives of the district. The blackberry market is now an item of interest in Castleslerg. In the evenings) large numbers can be seen at Id r. t ;31Iagher's store ...

... almost destitute, save a few. they had been advised that Mr Roolstone could sell land to the Council for th e purpose The blackberry market is now an item of meet iotied without being disqualified interest in Castlederg. In the evenings large numbers can ...

... and chestnuts. And the hedgerows are also lavishly painted by the hand of nature in the richest of colouring. The humble blackberry, now streaked with orange and carmine, now a dark sumptuous ruby, or • florid cornelian red, hangs in festoons of vivid ...

... delivered. Plaintiff resides in New- townmewart, and defendant is a merchant in Strabane. Plaintirs evidence was that he bought blackberries for defendant, and the amount sued for was still due. Defendant denied the debt, and his Honour referred the l ease to ...

... watermelons. Ten percent vegetables and fruits: Beets, carrots. °mons, oyster plant (mast! rutabagas. squash, turnips, blackberries. cranberries. currants, gooseberries, grapefruit, limes. °rimed', peaches. strawberries. Fifteen pe►cent vegetables and ...

... you must be sure that the fruit is quite easily ccoke:l, good. thinly-sliced apples, for instance. or tender rhubarb, blackberries or loganberries. Gooseberries. plums or hard apples. roust be cooked first, then allowed to cool. Do not put pastry crust ...

... needs I stimulating drink now and again and a homebrewed wine can provide this at a small cost. For a Christmas celebration, Blackberry Wine Ills the bill. It takes four months to mature, costs little and really resembles good port—which used to be a general ...

... something-1 for nothing these days. So, with the countryside thick with blackberries, have a go with this simple jelly recipe which is quite different in taste to the . (usual blackberry one. Really lovely, with a delicious taste and colour, t• will glow ...

... wellsweetened blackberry puree In equal proportions with thick custard and whipped cream and a few really choice blackberries for decorating each individual serving, looks lovely and tastes good. For this be sure to include a few unripe blackberries to help ...

... is Apple. Bramble Oream. It is worthy to figure on any table for a high-class dessert sweet. will need: cooking apples blackberries oz. sugar pint milk pint cream Oz. powdered grlatine pint water Pint water to soak gelatine. Stew the fruit in 1 4 pint ...