... BLACKBERRIES Blackberry Cream.—Rub enough of the ripe berries through a hair sieve to obtain half a pint of pulp. Melt an ounce of gelatine in a gill of water and add the pulp. Now mask a mould with the pulp, and when it is setting, place whole blackberries ...

... can have happened to Matilda! I'll bet that fat king of the blackberries has been working a spell of some sort. But I'm rather sorry the blackberry jelly didn't come out right. I like blackberry jelly very much myself, and perhaps if Matilda had had a iar ...

... BLACKBERRY RECIPES. Blackberrying time has arrived, and a bounty of hedgerow fruits and nuts in unusual profusion awaits those who would enjoy this most healthy and profitable of autumn recreations. What better way is there of spending one of these sunny ...

... BLACKBERRY JELLY. 1. —To each pound of fruit allow one teacupful of water. Bake in an earthenware jar till all the juice is extracted. Strain, and to each pint of juice add one pound of lump sugar. Stir till it boils. Let it simmer slowly till it begins ...

... 0 Mrs. swallow, of Mosbro’ Hill, on October 8th. The evidence showed that defendants, in climbing over a wall to gather blackberries. dislodged some stones and mortar, doing damage to the amount of 10s. The amount of the damage was proved by George Finch ...

... BLACKBERRY TRIFLE. Rinse and drain two good tablespoonfuls of tapioca. add to it about a half-pint of cold water, and let it, soak overnight. Add just a little water io about one quiart of blackberries, cook them in a covered jan and strain off the juice ...

... nearby field and had been picking and eating what they thought w-ere blackberries. Some of the berries they carried back to their parents, who discovered that they were not blackberries and feared that the children had been eating some of the poisonous ...

... BLACKBERRY MOULD 21b. blackberries, 1 pint of water. Simmer gently for quarter of an hour to draw out the juice and strain through muslin. Boil up again with three tablespoonsful of sugar. Add three tablespoonsful of cornflour mixed with a little of the ...

... BLACKBERRY WINE. Crush the blackberries with a wooden spoon. Pour over them a quart of boiling water for everv gallon of the berries. Leave all for hours, stirring occasiouallv. Strain, add 21b. of sugar for each gallon, stir well, and bottle. Cork loosely ...

... Went Blackberrying. The girl stated that on Tuesday in last week she went blackberrying to Stubbing Court with a friend named May Simpson. They returned about four o'clock, and while passing through Walton Wood they met the priaouer, rho was in company ...

... s story was that she went on a blackberry gathering expedition on September 24th, and was picking fruit in defendant's field, when he came along, swore at her, and ordered her off. She told him she had got blackberries there for the last forty-five years ...

... within his right in warning people not to pick blackberries on his land. In dismissing the case. the Chairman iAid. Waite) added that people mu,t know they could not go where they liked to gather blackberries or anything else. Mr. G. T. Terry. Wiper. who ...