... —At meeting of the Eoning Food Committee- Aug. 1® iJar. w, \V. J.P., in the chair), a took place as to the ingathering he blackberry crop, and as to appointing local agent to receive the fruit aad forward it to the jam firms nominated by the Ministry.—lt ...

... through eating Deadly Nightshade berries, are progressing but still on danger list. They picked and ate the berries while blackberrying. ...

... Collings Wells wrote asking if the Committee could order blackberries not to be picked in an unripe stage and so prevent, dreadful of this fruit?— Mr. Dumenil said it was no use gathering blackberries if they were not allowed extra sugar.—lt was decided to ...

... brewing industry for the crop -.(iff being picked. Whilst out walking, a Witham resident saw a rat on top hedge eating blackberries. Lt is thought at the rat, thirsty, was eating the berries for the moisture tnem. I ...

... BRENTWOOD. The Blackberry Cup.—The collections of blackberries for jam purposes made in the district have totalled over 15 tons. The competition among the schools tor session of the silver challenge cup has been very keen, and it 's believed that the ...

... KELYEDON. Broken Whist —While gathering blackberries Mrs. Tibbitt, of Church Jlall, caught foot in the bushes and fell, breaking her wrist. Furnishing Exhibition and Sale at St. Mary's Ball. Josoelyne's, Braintree, tbc Cheapest Essex to-day and tomorrow ...

... WEST HAM MYSTERY. Pearsou and Holder were if* i*rtil' n bother morning for blackberries in ,T Plashel-lane. West ttiey across calico parcel tied chjirt - hey opened and found the body Apparently was that of child »*» weeks ago. It had first of all ...

... Thorn was very helpful. Mrs. Atkinson. delegate to the county meeting, gave an interesting report. The competition.' pot of blackberry jelly, judged by Mrs. Thorn, was won by Mrs. Nettleton and Mrs. Ratcliff. lhe hostesses were Mrs. Springett, Mrs. Steele ...

... will be of the greatest use in providing wholesome and appetising fare- Plums aro very cheap. Blackberries* are to be had for the picking. PRESERVING BLACKBERRIES WITHOUT SUGAR. Choose wide-mouthed battles and clean and dry them thoroughly. P,ick just ripe ...

... advisable to keep a piece of camphor on each shelf. APPLE AND BLACKBERRY JAM. Ingredients: 41b. cooking apples, 21b. blackbcrriA, 51b. preserving sugar. Method: Pick over the blackberries; lay them on a dish, cover them with lib. of sugar, and leave till ...

... Leyton. asked what they were doing, and one of the men said, We've been toChingford blackberrying. Witness said, It's a funny time the morning to go blackberrying. Knowing the men, witness began to search one, who afterwards escaped. Prisoner and ...

... for distribution fruit growers desirous jamming surplus fruit have been all disposed of. to Saturday last over tons of blackberries, collected by school children from crnnfry hedge rows, had been delivered to the use in making jam for the Army and Navy ...