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... BLACKBERRY PRICES. The Blackberry Order to be issued in a few days will lix the price to be paid by jam niariulecturers for the fruit At 40 per lb. There will also he a maximum retail price for sale to consumers at per lb. The extra halfpenn^ far jam ...
... to es. 3d. stow. dowel 10. to 34. lb.. M. to 10a. pot of OM.. blackberries 144. to 2d. quart. 14.4.NLKT PROTISIOV.—rowis U., Wickens W. 6d. to W., docks 5.. In to. rabbits Is. W. to 10. W. couple; took better Is W. lb., fresh ergs for Itorbak grows Pd ...
... •MCUSWY Blackberry Cream !cos.—Take a pound of ripe blackberries. and crush in a bowl, adding the Juice of a lemon and three ounces of caster sugar.• When well amalgwitateil, beat in by degrees s plot and a half of thick, rich cream. or, if a less espenaive ...
... fill in North Staffordshire during the night. CROP IN Blackberrying iseng aging the attention of a large number of people in the Bewdley and gtourport districts, and from one to two tons of blackberries are sent away by train each evening from Smedley Station ...
... thorns nor fats wood The nmeeuteg we went blackberrying. wen blame. Dia as beether sod The leek gawk flow his the Tie when- we west r. The smarming we went Of sii lie traits In beim sod bonne I *tar the blackberry is khig. Or so we towed 'week hear. (has ...
... in Central China. There will not be another harvest before July.—Reuter. DECEMBER BLACKBERRIE:,, eo mild is the weather in Ccrnwall at present that ripe blackberries may still be seen near the little village of Probus. and in other parts. Wild strawberry ...
... these is an evening'shoe with a fancy emmocrarn placed on the left side. Velvet fruit. such as green almonds. mulberries. blackberries, red and black and green grapes, apples. peaches, and nuts, are all employed in millinery•. Large dragon-flies, veined ...
... has been except thal \ the expression of • soft fruit, - t; • Clause 2, has been defined to mean apricot*. bilberries. blackberries, cherries, .urtant• Iblaek, red and white , . green hes. ;rec.e sages. gooseberries, loganberries. mulberries. peaches ...
... Mr. I CHliltnd had only entered into possession twat week. Ifundreda of Aldershot sehool childrin are m•risting in the blackberry collection scheme. Germany is not frankly carrying. out the agreement with France for an exchange of prisoners. Four valuable ...
... DIAMOND RINGS. ITS* BALE•BOOP SAPPHIRE nod DIAMOND IMPS' H.ALF.HOOP OPAL sod DIAMOND RINGS. WIMP RUBY sod DIAMOND RINGS. SW BLACKBERRY RING, of Sspphiros nod Dioaresds. MIRY DESCRIPTION OF LADIES* GEM•SET RINGS, Prom 11e. to ISO 'AFFAIRS. limy And PEARL. ...
... Sentinel) . Eta,—lt has been suggested to me that where possible the summer holidays should be ex. tended to cover the blackberry-picking season, in lieu of the October holiday. This extension could be employed in blackbertypicking. which in the present ...
... (Saturday) morninu 'there WAS a very good Supply. apples, Plums and Pena Drina vartkularly in evideiux. Mwtroongl, and blackberries Tern on In unveil Quantities. follosiug were the general prices obtainnig:— aid. to 44. per lb.; Pion , 4 4. to ltd. pet ...