... 11d.; L.Sid.; 2a. ed. Blackberry, gresegage, logaaberry. red currant, raspberry and gooseberry, strawberry and gooseberry: M i d.; L. 70.; 2s. 4id. Apricot and apps gooseberry. and plum: 10d:; la. Sid.; 3d. Damson, plum, blackberry and apple, black currant ...

... often unite surnames when 'hey bind hands and hearts, and doublebarrelled names are as plentiful in that .auntry as blackberries in autumn. ...

... Moreover, there is not the excuse that is raised with regard to the blackberries, to the effect there is nut sufficient sugar to preserve the irult, or sweeten it when cooked. But blackberries it has been found out can be preserved with syrup and so can other ...

... with butter. BLACKBERRY MOVLD.—Talre ono pound of hlack'oerrice, one and a-half plats et water. lemon juice. three ounce* of sugar, and cornflour. Put the fruit into an enamelled pan with the eugar and water, and simmer until the blackberries are reduced ...

... to 15in. apart, according to their size, giving the robust stain sorts more space than the double varieties. Directly blackberries have been gathered, cut away all the old growths. Thin out and tie in position the young shoots of the current season; ...

... wife thirteen timer. But that bar motility to do with blackberries. Blackberry-picking is one of oar pastimes at the moment, and is proeiag aselal as a dye. Therefore it is oar ditty to pluck blackberries, and it is a easels better sport than the German indoor ...

... thief meanwhile offering to hold the pot of tea. When the owner returns, the tea has, of course, vanished. Seventy tips of blackberries for the soldiers h s been gathered by schoolchildren in Buckinghamshire. Arrangements have been made for converting this ...

... persevering enures to there were large Quantities of bilberries. collect eggs for the National Egg Collection berries and blackberries , which twgut Fund, especially now that. eggs are both be gathered. scarce and dear. On the PrePosition of Mr Boot, seconded ...

... entails. whit ii ap, , par- the feet that the are broketi by thew ad last week. relative to flit itegistratiou of picking the blackberries. Votin far lb' Cannock Division. it seems Cbademoor . will be the proud Doosassor of that tbe estimated number oh the Register ...

... arrangements e being wade by the IfinietrY of F ood' conjunction with the Board of 4griculture. to olganise the collection of blackberries and ot:,er wild fruits. Mr. A. E. Newbold has been adopted as Liberal candidate for Lefton. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Berry ...

... ripe *ld age. You ma♦ reckon un fifty years with and some hardy trees bear up to the age of seventy-five. Raspberry and blackberry-bushes, on the other band, never grow for many years. They die as a rule between air and fourteen years. Th. average life ...

... two years' will do teach sUintgate Mutters would let the hedges where there aUutteeit. Twit me a ll utuient syatesu are blackberries grow until the berries are doing w - e the preeeive eve ripe. dent by the circumstance that Ute demtwil fur of the gre ...