... for 'Big. in the inland of Lewis. Viscount and Viscountess Gage ■re spending the summer months at Fine Park, near Lewes. Blackberrier of fine quality are now being gathered in Sussex. They are very plentiful. Lord aad Lady Castlereagh have gone to Kinloch ...

... with , breaderumbo, place in a brisk oven, and serve at once when browned. BL CU IT All).—Line a deep glsi, dish with ripe blackberries. Beat the yolk of five eggs to a cream with six tablespoonfuls of powdered sugar, and stir in two cupfuls of hot milk. ...

... trifle ! I —1 sent to Minor donne for that today, so I lost my temper, and Sancroft kept his. Mr. know it's fresh. Pot of jem—blackberry, and Argyle has saved his credit for generosity. and mighty wholesome for Mousey. Pot of current his rent besides, and Mr ...

... BLACKBERRY JELLY. Blackberries may made into delicious jelly if a little trouble is taken, and in this way you get rid of the seeds. which, to my mind : are the greatest drawback to blackberries. Pick over the blackberries. which must be fully ripe. and ...

... admirer of the blackberry cannot but admit that it is a somewhat disappointing fruit if Nerved by itself. The mine. what oat, insipid taste, sod the numerous weds, are difficulties to be reckoned with. However, try picking the blackberries over, and, selecting ...

... hueband's horror and ainarinent, little Den suddenly disappewed and could nowhere be found. The child had gone oil on a blackberrying common with some older pia who stated they had lost while rendering amongst the forest-clad The woods and mountains were ...

... the lonely widow had established her home. right in. Ruth. and we'll have a good supper. and see it a glass of my own make blackberry wine don't bedizen you up a bit. You du look so forlorn and peaked. How's the o d man Hy father is well, thank You. ...

... the white flowered elder thicket at the end at her perilous ride. Gradually the elderblossom laded, and, when we were blackberrying, we discovered what a great change had • been effected. The creamy ryinee had first of all changed to green berries, which ...

... eau be had in a small garden as bush trees. Those who have a rough wooden, tenor as a boundary to the garden 'night find blackberries and loganberries profitable on it, and they might be planted during the autumn. Strawberry plauteraoss left for another ...

... month, of age on October 1, 1909. let. D. W. A. Wilcox (Tally-Ho-Theodora): £l. Mr.. M. E. A. Handley 5 ocer (Cop. thorn. Blackberry): 3rd. 10s.„ Mies EMC. Pone (Grace); r., Mr.. E. G. Barnett (Halton Hanel) Clan 29.—Cleedclai:.—Four £lO and Lord Mayor's ...

... though net always secured in the quantities it might be. The parsley-teaved form of R. laciniatus is pesbablv the beet blackberry to grow in this country, timing% same of the other types have proved succeneful with some growers. 'Greater attention to ...

... Of *seismal, exassissad Newstead, 98 contained mods of sycamore; 3, hawthorn kernels; 1, seeds of elder; 9, seeds of blackberry; 2, seeds of self-heal; 11, seeds of dock; 3, seeds of charlock: 3, seeds of settle; 2, hawkweed; 1, fruit-buds. The mine ...