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... operation to deal with blackberries, of which a glut is expected. These facts were revealed at a meeting of the Tewkesbury Food Control Committee on Thursday, when Mrs. Francis reported that schoolchildren would help to pick the blackberries, but very much more ...
... munitions! hear many useful household hints ON THE KITCHEN FRONT BLACKBERRY JAM A Grand Use for Stale Bread Allow 1 lb. sugar to each lb. fruit. Cut the stale ends of your loaves into The blackberries must not be over- neat pieces and bake them in the ripe. Put ...
... THE PASSING OF SUMMER. [ AUTUMN TINTS, PARTRIDGES, AND BLACKBERRIES. Autumn tints are early this year. Already, against the ash, which will keep its rich green until ths leaves actually fall, the sycamore looks dull puce;' and how much the oak has fallen ...
... wash vine stems. Protect parsley growing the open. Insert cuttings gooseberries and currants. , Plant loganberries and blackberries. Protect fig trees walls. ...
... and oue with the flavour of pear; a dahlia with the odour a magnolia , lily with the scent of Parma violet; white blackberry; blackberries without thorns; onions without odour; black rose; a red sunflower; and host new varieties of plums, prunes, apples ...
... , and Mr Whitehead adds 15,000 acres for soft fruit (strawberries, raspberries, gooseberries, currants, and cultivated blackberries), supposed to be excluded. But little soft fruit was grown, except in gardens, in 1839, and that little produced near London ...
... upon her from a brewery window she waa passing the house. A nine-year-old boy has lost his life Liverpool in a quest for blackberries climbed wall at the top of an old Quarry, and reaching out to tho bushes lost his balance, and .'ell forty feet, fracturing ...
... that another 20 would be opened when the blackberries ripened. Miss Harris said that up on the Cotswolds there was very little in the way of plums, but that the hedges produced large quantities of blackberries. fruit picking as well She described the ...
... A GIRL’S LEAP FROM AN EXPRESS. MARVELLOUS ESCAPE. Florence Reece, a girl of 12, living at Blackberry Hill, Gloucestershire, had a wonderful escape after leaping from a Midland express train on Thursday at Staple Hill. She got into the express at Bristol ...
... Nectarines, Peaches, Apricots. Raspberries, Currants, Gooseberries Strawberries, Medlars, Walnuts. Loganberries, American Blackberries. and our Great Speciality—APPLEB. Notwithstanding all difficulties Prices are Extremely Reasonable. Our New Catalogue ia ...
... .4 MOTHER'S VEXOEAKCE. Orrila, by Miss JAMESON. AFTER WHICH SILVESTER DAGGERWOOD. TO COXCtI'DF. WITH THE FARMER. Betty Blackberry, by Miss JAMESON. . iy THE COURSE THE EVENING, SIGNOR PUCCI will sing Italian Aip. and accompany himself on the Pedal Harp ...
... acre; mortgage arranged if desired: state requirements.—Write C4O 5 5. Chronicle. Cheltenham. MISCELLANEOUS. BLACKBERRIES, blackberries, blackberries wanted; top price given.—C. M. Long. High-street, Cheitenliam. CP2956 GENTLEMAN requires private lessons ...