... bread. Poach six new-laid egas. place one in each tomato, pour P-:d-tdnnli.nm-cuhen. Bricknseery Cream Ices.—Take 11b. of blackberries, and crush in a bowl adding juice of a lemon and 30z. of castor sugar. When well amalzamated, beat in by degrees a pint ...

... theatres and musci-halis to he open, 128, For picture-palaces to be open, 678, e s % MISSING FARMER'S FATE. Whilst picking blackberries in & ficld at Llansamlet, near Swansea, scme boys discovered the body of @ man with his throat cub and & razor lying open ...

... savoys, gale, cauliflower, Jate celery, and leeks should be put in; and fruitsplums, damsons, and bush fruits, including blackberries, also rhubarb—should be bottled. _ Store :gph'l in a cool place, not too dry, but at the same time not damp enough to gause ...

... of his experiences during recent fighting, a private of the Highland Light Infantry Now that shells are as plentiful as blackberries we arc making i@ hot for the Germans. We fairly make them dance and howl with pain when our guns get full tilt at them ...

... never brought s friend to the place.* - “1 don’t wender!™ cried Phewbe. “A chap of his sort won't find friends growing on blackberry bushes! I should think it was the same with my old lad. Luke. I can’t fancy either man or woman wanting to be free and easy ...

... rate oven for about an hour and a-quarter. Any liquid drained from the plums should be kept warm to serve with the pudding. BLACKBERRY Puppine.—Warm a teacupful of golden syrup or treacle. Over three cupfuls (one pint) of smal pieces of stale bread pour a ...

... 6d; 7 lbs., 6s lid. Rx;pberry and red currant.—l Ib., 11d; 2 Ibs,, 1s 84d; 3 Ibs. 25 6d; 4 Ibs.. 35 4d: T ibs.. 55 10d. Blackberry, greengage, loganberry, red currant, raspberry and gooseberry, strawberry and gooseberry.—l Ib,, lfitg; 2 lbs., 1s 74d; 3 ...

... Specisd precautions have beem taken. NIGHTSHADE'S DEADLY BBERRY. Having eaten berries of the deadly mightshade m mistake for blackberries, two brothers, William and Fred Gilham, aged twelve and ten, have been admitted to Dover Hospital seriously ill from poisoning ...

... M the most Frut Gooseberries, raspberries, ' ;h'uvn.s: blackberries and other Summer fruits have short ¥ seasons. Make the most of them while they last by serving stewed, with Blancmange or mock cream made with Brozm & Polson's Corn Flour Recipes in every ...

... we saw were knee-deep and thick with clover, and everything grows with a rush. Many things, such as whins and gorse and blackberries and thistles are now a pest, where neglected, and native ferns and ti trees (a kind of serub, 6 to 10 feet high) rush up ...

... slept in a barn, and next morning early went out and saw a man pick'ng blackberries. “We saw his bike in a hedge, so we took that and stai ed off, leaving him to vick blackberries,” he continued. They also took a coat and mackin tosh from the barn and ...

... ** Granny's Bong at Twilight,”” Miss L. Tulloch; Solo, ** Bonnie Banks o' Loch Lomond, Mr J. S'rachan; Dialogue, ** Blackberrying, Messrs W, P. Anderson and R. Smith;: Solo, “ When vou and 1 were yo.n_fi. Mr J. Dalsiel; 8010, *ln an Old-Fashioned Town ...