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... , Cheltenham. COOK'S CORNER Next time you go out blackberrying you can give the family a surprise wit! these delicious puddings. You will find them quite easy to make Blackberry Fool.—lib. blackberries 6ozs. sugar, J-pint of water, -pint thich custard ...
... Halifax); 1888-1923, William Davies; 1925-1942, Herbert G. Brown; 1942, Stanley Hodges. BLACKBERRY END This week has seen the close of a season in which blackberries have been particularly plentiful, for in many places all the fruit that remained ten days ...
... strong ones leave their full length. CULTIVATED BLACKBERRIES The blackberry season is nearly on us. Our own common bramble is sometimes cultivated, with excellent results, while in the United States the blackberry is extensively grown, and yields fine crops ...
... loses something of its flavour. BLACKBERRY TIME Home-grown apples usher the blackberries. There is excuse once more, throughout September, for indulgence in more cream than we can afford. And now have apple and blackberry tart, and begin to think of the ...
... anything from a penny up. Cultivated blackberries have now made welcome appearance. They are big and luscious looking. Tbe true, wild blackberries are not yet ripe the hedges, but it is possible to gather enough bill blackberries to make a good-sized tart. When ...
... CONTRASTS. Snow fell heavily on Thursday evening Liverpool and Buxton. Ripe blackberries have just been gathered at Gunwalloe, Cornwall. ...
... The bulbs should be put into the pebbles in the autumn. Add >ater when required. Blackberry Cheese To make delicious blackberry cheese take five pounds of blackberries and five of cooking apples. Peel, core and slice the apples and simmer gently till ...
... country school for* picking 111 cwt. of blackberries. .Winch ccmbe and district school children easily bcAt this their first attempt, tho total weight blackberries being ewt. if only for the pleasure of flicking blackberries for Army ami Navy, children attending ...
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... A BREDON FARMER ASSAULTED. SEQUEL TO A BLACKBERRYING INCIDENT. At Pershor* Petty Sessions on Tuesday, Joseph H. Wakefield, well-known Bredon farmer, summoned Joseph Knight, a labourer, for assault on Sunday, Oct- 9th.—Mr. Owen, of was for complainant ...
... llott; dessert apples, F. Stanley; pears, F. Nott; Pershore plums, B. ; coloured plums, W. Sbute; dish kind fruit, G. Geens; blackberries, Vf. Sbute. ...
... was told the child had been picking blackberries the previous day. Later he went held near the home of dead girl, and in one part found woody nightshade growing profusely and closoly intermingled with the blackberries. Another point which suggested poisoning ...