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... Melias’ Jams. (LARGE JAR) Plum & Apple 11W. Blackberry & Apple Il|d. Mixed Fruit ll^d. Blk. Cur. & Apple Hid. Raspberry & Apple 11Jd. Strawberry & Apple Hid. Rasp. & Gooseberry 1/i|d. Straw. & Goose. 1/3|d. Strawberry 1/9d. Raspberry 1/7id. Black Currant ...
... THE SHEFFIELD DAILY INDEPENDENT, MONDAY, 23 NOVEMBER, 1931. L/NCLE ERNES! blackberries, primroses, honeysuckle and violets, all lu one memorable afternoon. Those are the little tricks played by Nature and her seasons. Hy now the sleek dormouse has retired ...
... A PLUCKY RESCUE. Drowning Child Recovered From Loxley Dam. liilst gathering blackberries at Loxley, near Sheffield, Jessie Oxley, aged 11, daughter of Mr. William Oxley,, of 4, Hunter Road, Hillsborough, lostther footing and fell down a 15ft. embankment ...
... —ReaI Cambridgeshire | Grown Fruit Trees, Fruit Bushes, Roses Privet Plants, Strawberries, Raspberries, Logan‘berries, Blackberries, Shrubs, Avenus and Forest “l’n«s; exceptionally healthy and well grown; Land sold for building.—Frank Rice, F.RH.S, Arbury ...
... 4.10 Analau 35 Amateur f, Anonyma, 4.10 Ararogena, 2.0 Anette 2.0 Ar 20 Bird i th’ Hand, 4.40 Blackberry. 2. 410 Box o° bo pamento, 2.35 Canonist, ptain Kite, 2.35, 4.40 Comique, 4.40 Dark Avis, 2.35 De Resske. 410 Devil's Dyke, 2.0 ¢, 4.10 Dublin Girl ...
... CATALUGUE!—ReaI Cambridgesiire Grown Fruit Trees, Fruis Busdes, Roses, Privet Plants, Strawberries, Raspberrics, Loganberries, Blackberries, Shruls, Avesus aund Forest Trees; exceptionally healtby and well grown; Laod sold for buildinz.—Frask Rice, FR HS. Arvury ...
... CQurrants, Red Currants, White Ourrants, 2/6, 46, 6/6 dozen; Raspberry Canes, 8/6 100; SBtrawberries, 4/6; Loganberries Blackberries, 8/6 dozen; Gooseberries, 4/8, 6'6 doz.; Privet, 10/6, 15/-, 20/- 100, all carrisge paid.-* Catalogue, Frauk Rice, F.R ...
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... Bi-ACK POOH—Knight, 20, 'loruoy roau. fortabie Apartment*, 4a. twe per*on ...
... shun blackberries as unwholesome. Some rustics think the fruit is unfit to eat until it is cooked; others will not touch blackberries at ell. In some parts of Ireland and France, is said, the Church, for some reason, has put ban upon blackberries, and ...
... POISONOUS PROPERTIES Does the soil of Franco infect the blackberry with poison in some strange way? I have eaten blackberries with impunity in England over and over again. But should I touch a blackberry in France the result is disastrous. Frantic pains and ...
... Resulting juice should be added to blackberries, sugar, and marrow, and the whole cooked as before. If jam having stronger flavour of blackberry be desired take Sib. of marrow and increase the weight of blackberries used to 3^!b. Addressing meeting of ...