... SATURDAY. Possiblcs as Numerous as Blackberries. Nem sraper Day '' prii.laccd suine or the most remarkable shooting seen at Bisley for Many years. Posaibles were as 4:01 - 1110011 es blackberries in September. and almost every competition decided with ...

... defendant the pit, and upon witness questioning him to what was doing there he said, Picking blackberries.” at the same time producing a tin containing about blackberries from hia pocket. had three large traps in his piswession. and some chaff and corn, which ...

... rolla with thia mixtare. Di.h neatly, garauli with .prig, ol freidi pauley, and aerie. BLACKBERRY AND APPLE JAM. Allow oue pound apples to every tbre# pounds blackberries, and of a pound sugar every pound thn mixed fruit. Peel, core, and Alice the ap> pies ...

... conducted by the Rey. Sowell, of St. Cross, Winchester, whose services were much appreciated. THE BLACKBERRY CROP.—There is every promise of a good blackberry season this year. Quite a lot of berries have already been gathered throughout the countryside ...

... iucremiing the quailtity of mergarine it there it a altertege butter, Blackberries for San. An order is being drafted ti tug the pvike to be paid by jam manufacturer.' for blackberries. and it will inchide • wale of payment for yolk-tine the fruit. In all ...

... Home Michele. Blackberries require only halt a pound of sugar to each pound of fruit—loom if glucose is used sho. The frait and sugar should be boiled together for about forty minutes, or until it yells when put on a cool plate. Blackberry jelly will ...

... Spoilt Her Stockings A family were machine-gunned by! Nazi planes while blackberrying at • spot in the Sums Downs Sunday. We heard the rush of planes. said the husband next day. There were six of them and they mild not have been more than 25 feet above ...

... CHALK-PIT ON PORTSDOWN HILL. A blackberry gathering expedition which might have bud fatal results occurred at Portedown Hill on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Price, aged 69, of 37, Carlisle Road, Southaes, was iiPParelltkf blackberries at the top Chalk-pit, Portsdown ...

... raspberry; Is. lid., 2s. Id., 3s. lld. Blackberry, raspberry and plum, strawberry and plum, damson, greengage, plum, whinberry, red currant, raspberry and red currant: la. Old.. Is. Ild., 2.5. UKd Apricot and apple, blackberry and apple, black currant and apple: ...

... which Botley lost by four goals to one. BLACKBERRY HOLIDAY.—The day schools in the Botley district were closed on Friday in last week for the usual autumn holiday. This recess has come to be regarded as the Blackberry Holiday. There is a good crop of fruit ...

... are a blaze with colour, for Nature has given u■ a bountiful supply of berries. Children and their parents are busy on the blackberry bushes, and they are picking the luscious black juicy fruit and transtering it from the brambles to their baskets. Soon ...

... some cases of gastric enteritis and other stomach complaints in the village, belived to be due to the eating of unwashed blackberries and plums. There are also some jaundice cases, one house alone having six patients suffering from this malady. ...