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... it from bursting. Plunge it into boiling water, and boil for one hour; drain and serve very hot, with tomato wince. . . Blackberry Pie.—Line a pie plate with rich crust, allow three cupsful el berries and threequarters of a cupful of sugar to each pie ...
... Strict, Broadbottom fell into the Broadbottan goyt and was drowned. 'Deceased, together with other girl friends, was picking blackberries at the time of the and recurrence. GALLANT DCiCAL LAD WOUNDED. We learn that Pte. Harry ol the 6th K.0.Y.L.1., of 6, Mart= ...
... Save. Du mp ling' may be added. BLACKBERRY PITDMNO. a light batter with two eggs, two spoonfuls of dour, • pinch of wilt, sad half a pint of Pour into • well-buttered linking-tin, than sprinkle thickly with ripe blackberries and castor sugar; toke is the ...
... A MISTAKEN NOTION. -- -- It is a mistake to suppose that the currant row. haphaiard, jut as blackberries grow in Britain. The Currant vine needs six or seven years' careful cultivation before it bears fruit. It does not take kindly to any soil Was that ...
... Savoys. Enka, Cabbage, Cauliflower, late Celery and Leek.' 3.—To bottle all Fruit of Plum. Damson, and Bush Fruit. including Blackberries. , Bottle Rhubarb; store Apples in a cool place, not too dry but not damp, else they will shrivel. Do these things NOW ...
... this week. at Bd. per pound. TIO: MILLI.R S JAMS. 'Abs. JAR, RASPB}:KRY and RHUBARB, lid. :lb. JAR, DAII4OK and APPLE, JAR, BLACKBERRY and APPLE, :Übe. JAR, DAMSON, 101 2lbe. JAR, GREENGAGE 8.1. 2lbe. JAR, MARMALADE, TRY MILLERS TINNED 0001)8. 211.4. TIN ...
... and *hors in some sheltered parts are in bloom. Primness an to be picked in the woods in Beset sad Kent, and in places blackberries are still ripening. Eva In elevated Peakland the gardens and vegetation betoken ths peat mildew of the weather. . average ...
... Preserved Earwigs. Asafietitia Syrup. Crashed Beetles. Caustic Toffee. DESSERT. Crab Applso. Unripe Gooseberries. Cocoanuts. Blackberries. Wild Sirsw — berrie - s7 Ipecaeusulin. Penny lees. Giuger. Eldur berry. Cowslip. Cape Sherry. tiladstoise Claret. Gooseberry ...
... Tho deceased, who lived at had bees missing from his hew Mat ilawday week. He left with the asteasible intention al (obi blackberrying. He wore an ova/r--ook sad was couipletely clothed; but when his dead bay was found In the canal he bad only his shirt ...
... Robinson, Messrs. T. Braddock, G. Kinder. W. Holdgate, G. Wharmby, the Chairman, and Mr. Pembroke. THE BLACKBERRY HARVEST. The gathering of the blackberry has during late years developed into a considerable industry in Cumberland, and the picking of the fruit ...
... barbered sad vexed; And told it so a man in his Por Oct rattled, and shouted mit, Near --0-- OH, NEVER MIND. Mrs. Bohogpen: Blackberry jam thirty omits the Jar! My isn't that jam Mr. Bands: I't it what ? Wm . that dam jeeroe—l Meas. that dear. Oh, never ...
... neighbourhood, on Tuesday afternoon last fell into tbe reservoir near Woodhead and was drowsed. Foil. Johnny was getting blackberries on Cheshire aide of the valley, a short distaste below the Woodhead embankment, where there is a high cliff, and going ...