... tireystones Grange road, iesall! Sheffield, for; » ♦ ♦ Blackberry Batter Ingredients: Blackberries, 2 egs*. (iinslul Hour. 1 cupful sugar, Ijozs. [niter, milk and a pinch of nutmeg. Wash the blackberries and place in ((tick layer the bottom of '.veil ,!, ...

... organise the systematic collection of blackberries by schoolchildren in the following counties: Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire. Northamptonshire, Bedfordshire, Warwickshire, and Gloucestershire. A large quantity of blackberries is required in order to make up ...

... se—Piper’s Hill. Blackberry Steeplechase—Comfort. Shovelstrode Hurdle—Bunch of Keys. Wilderwick Steeplechase—Platonic. Mill House Hurdle—Politian. MORNING ADVERTISER, lanncry Uuidle—Ees Ormes. Steeplechase—Little Brother. Blackberry Steeplechase—Chessington ...

... manufacture. The Blackberries Order, which comes into fore© on the 28th August, prohibits the use of blackberries except for the purpose of food or the manufacture of articles of food. The Order fixes maximum prices for blackberries as follows; On Sales ...

... well and hope you will equally successful with your wine. The method is the same for both red currant and blackberry wine. one quart blackberries. allow one gallon water and four lbs. sugar. Bruise the berries with rolling pin or wooden spoon, boil the ...

... ★★ ★ ★ Blackberry Jam. To every pound of blackberries, weighed after they have been freed from stalk and leaves, allow one pound of sugar. Boil both together for threequarters of an hour after the pan boils up. Then pass the jam through a wire sieve. ...

... account, are nearly always so prolific that their yield is sfeldom, if ever, scanty enough to excite common remark. When the blackberries partially fail, as they sometimes will do, it is not owing to under-cropping, but under-ripening. Properly to mature, they ...

... and blackberries drip in the country lanes. Gay youngsters cram their baskets and rush home with their booty. What better than to sandwich it between gleaming slices of white bread, fresh from those fields shorn clean of theT wheat? Blackberries, sandwiched ...

... The Fruit of tlie Hedges. The blackberries are ripening fasl; so, too, are apples; and now, soon, will the lime for making that delectable preserve, blackberry and apple jam. In rural districts permission gather blackberries often given by farmers to r ...

... Poison in Pie. The doctor suspects that the blackberry pie *Bden by the family on Sunday was the cause. ■Me is of opinion that in spite of a thorough ''ashing, the blackberries were charged with poisoned juices of deadly-nightahade. fh® amount of poison ...

... POISON IN BLACKBERRIES. Endcliffe Croft. Sir.—Your contributor in Fridays issue mentions that three kinds of fruit are looked upon askance in France —rhubarb, coosebcrry, and blackberry. He goes on to say that though he eats blackberries with impunity ...

... Mrs. Taylor’s for the key of the pump, when she saw the defendant, who told her where to go for some blackberries. Later she went in search of blackberries, and found defendant there. It was then that the alleged assault took place. When she got home she ...