... present time, greater than the supply. The blackberries just now in Brittany are glorious. writes • correspondent, but they remain ca the hedges untouched. For the common Breton V wary religious, and thinks blackberries accursed because the Crown of Thorne ...

... choose those of yellow, which is quite an ideal colour for shading either pa or lamp light. TO Blackberry jam: Crush a quart of fully ripened blackberries with 11b. of finely pounded cane loaf sugar, put it in a preserving pas, and let it simmer over ...

... then put into a deep earthenware bowl with the remains of the lemon pulps. On top this place three quarts ofticked ripe blackberries, and pour on enough boiling (actually buiddlog) water to entirely cover them. Smash the fruit all up with a wooden spoon ...

... esnital result ..f toe . d•rrts. As en outcome, lis informed that the formation of choral society is IC centemnistmn, The blackberrying season is now in full swing. a tact *hien painfully in geodes*. when the youngster. come home with faces and hands all ...

... urged be dent his Aube. send Keenan is • uterine, sod when at Tackles, seas Yr. Maser's hos, the ladies got net to pick blackberries. The was sheet Isslf.put am Wade amities for Musa. as nose to driven lb. hone &ad to the side el the River Stow, when W ...

... does keit *her the toter-ust of the town, sad ender his wakeful eye not many defeats viii pew weekeed. Only fancy going blackberrying in Jenomy. Thls bees dose here, lot tilsekberriws were pissed by a gentleman IS the Issas on Sandy, and a trey fine wimple ...

... to move that the letters lie as the table. W. have got too many J.P.'s already. (Lenghter.)—Mr Jeekine They as think ea blackberries.—Tbe notion wee earned. •or. Fastens? FITS. —Om Wednesday • Me was held at Hodeford, ostler the atomic. d the local Odd ...

... omeaderable part of day in the glade of be shop woriow, and in his abut degree, too. Autry an Alderman w shirt sleeve.. Blackberries are fast ripening, and Pokeadown ie one of the •pots favoured by nature for the growth of this theaelent wild fruit. I ...

... well foryoungsters. For 800 children tube entered on the books witted. • week or two seems to prove the need did exist. Blackberries are now plentiful, but if people could only manage to pick them without damaging other people's hedges it wooled be au ...

... Redmond, tin. Lsthom, and others, left Bournemouth about 12 o'clock in four landaus. A abort halt was made on the way for blackberry enticing, nod the party walked tbrough Cthford Perk. On arriving at Wintborne a visit mem paid to the Rimier, while some ...

... Mauls, M.A., II Is; Me.. Mauls, RI la Boilding food—Dr. Fred, lb; Mr. F. Rochester £l. Al.. flower., Mr. Anton ; basket of blackberries from Mr.. Drool. Rodeos ; grapes, Mr. Acton; books, Mr. /tunic; basket of flowers from the Bev. C. L. Barrow., St. Peal' ...

... Tea parchesed, 'eliding the bolder to h e of Bonzr a. :=,: il lu b ll per s ul . an HARICOT BEANS •• • per lb. 1 BLACKBERRY & APPLE JAM per 3-lb jar 7i D• PURE COFFEE per lb. 1/- A meat Delicious /3w/emu MACARONI (Best Naples) ..• pea lb. 24D• ...