... Apricot, Canaan (black), ditto (red), Dunne, Gocoebeny, Greengage, Strawberry. Tomato Vegetable Rhubarb. JELLIES :—Apple, Blackberry, Currant (black), ditto (red), ditto (uot boiled), Gooseberry (ripe), ditto (green), lair, Ourage, Pear, Quince. MARMALADES ...

... of), Outage (mow), Apples (pickle), Planes (ditto), Tomatoes (compute of), Tomato Piskle, Tomato Q»imrs of). WINES :—Balm, Blackberry, British, Comint, Damson, Elderberry, flinger, owesmm Miallierry, Piaui*, Pima, Rabin, Rhubarb, Uprose, Wines train Must ...

... iodine. AUTUMN FRUITS MAKE DELICIOUS SWEETS. Now is the time to take advantage of the autumn fruit Reason: damsons, plums, blackberries for hot puddings and pies; apples. pineapples, melons, pears and peaches for fresh fruit sweets. Here are some suggestions ...

... of The Burn. and Mr R. Arnot, Mains of F.daell, were among the exhihitors. Mr Arnot carried off a third prise with &hell Blackberry. a fifth with F.dsell Dainty 114101, and a second with Edsell Beauty. Mr Archibald Whyte, Inverquharity, Kirrietnuir, was ...

... Aberdeee. The 'bow of vegetables was excelleat, especially turnips, potatoes, carrots, caulikoweirs, and rhubarb. Is Gait, blackberries, strawberries, rasps, and goose. berries were exoeptionally good. In cut doyen, rouse, marigolds, and asters were much ...

... THE PIE: Trs sliced pears mixed with I level teaspoon ginger; or whole apricots mixed with a few cloves: or apples and blackberries with the grated rind of a lemon: or sliced apples w::h one peeled and sliced quince: or sliced apples with a level dessertspoon ...

... and had his poems published in 1790. And that recalls the fact that. in and around Montrose. poets were as plentiful as blackberries in bygone days. Two of them—Alexander Smart and John Ewan—have had their portraits present►d to Montrose Town 'outicil ...

... thefts in an evening shoe with a fines , monogram plated on the left side. Velvet trod, such as green almonds, mulberries, blackberries, red and black and green grapes, apples perches.. and nuts, are all employed in millinery. dragon-lies veined and outlined ...

... ideal machine The Rotamower for hay for Pasture Topping and is also and silage. capable of clearing land of Bracken, Whin, Blackberry and 18in Hayterette Thistle: o la : 14 1e t f 21in SP Rotary Scythe hi Available widths with easy lever 26in SP Wheeled ...

... Creatures of the Coral gives an account of some fearsome poisonous Ash beside which our local squids seem like pets. Blackberries Down Under shows what a pest brambles can become. Short stories are good. One short one, Just Listen to This, Henry ...

... now of Early Milan or Snowball Turnips. These should supply some sweet tender roots before the end of the growing season. Blackberries and Loganberries produce their fruits on the previous season's wood. For this reason, after the fruits have been gathered ...

... nobody make, a fuss ab.int that, do they ? A sar.e.wirraer lad waa once asked bad ever seen a red blackberry. To be sure I have, said Barney ; all blackberries are re.d when they are green. A asked an Irishman, Why ore half-farthings coined in England ...