... BLACKBERRY FULP Put some fresh dry blackberries in a stewpan, and let them, gradually get hot and come to the boil for five minutes. Place them in small, perfectly dry bottles (not jampots) without any sugar, cover the tops, and tie tightly with string ...

... BLACKBERRY SYRUP For each pound of fruit allow one pound of preserving sugar, and one tablespoonful of cold water. Choose fine large and ripe blackberries. Put them, with the sugar and the water, into a large jar with a cover. Stand this in a saucepan ...

... BLACKBERRY FOOL, REQUIRED: lib. blackberries. pint of cu.-tard made in the ordinary way. or alxuif sixpennyworth of cream, sugar. (For four persons.) Wash the blackberries in a colander, place in a pan. add suuar to taste, and barely cover with water ...

... Blackberry Compote Josgreiiiress % pint milk. 1.00111 sugar, It )mss the semolina to • smooth peace with • title of the milk. Bring the remaining milk 10 the boil. Pour over blended semolina and liaturn to pan. Bring to boil, stirring all the e. end cook ...

... THE BLACKBERRY CROP. This has been a singularly good year for blackberries. In Sussex the hedgerows are laden, and some of the fruit are of a remarkable size: Probably the dry summer, followed by the recent rains, which came just as the young berries ...

... Blackberry Ramble F“. T MORECAMBE and Heysham 'o “*% Holiday Fellowship enjoyed a (‘ENERAI knowledge won Mr :l:lc.lslunl ramble around Amside on X . : * | Sunday. J. D. Lawler, of West Kirby, | Lecaving Amside station the road Cheshire, a £250 caravan ...

... WHILST BLACKBERRYING. WIGAN FARMER'S PROMISE HIS SOUTHPORT COUSIN. At Liverpool Assizes, yesterday, before Mr. Justjce Grantham, an action was brought by Miss Alice Tomilinson, of Sluice Farm, near Southport, for for breach of promise marriage against ...

... BLACKBERRY CHICKENS Chickens hatched at the time that blackberries are being picked make, as a rule, good money when sold at a time when game has come to an end. These should be hatched out in September, and if we have a mild October and the chickens ...

... HARVEST OF BLACKBERRIES One Britain? moat plentiful harvests the year about to be gathered in—the harvest of blackberries. It estimated that in peace-time oixly per cent, of the total blackberry crop harvested. This year the Ministry of Food is anxious ...

... PLENTIFUL AS BLACKBERRIES. Here is rather a good story about Lord Spencer. A half-yearly meeting of the directors who manage the Northampton Private Asylam had just broken up, snd Lord Spencer—a member of that body—desiring to reach Althorp Park somewhat ...

... BLACKBERRY SALAD in a deep dish a tin pineapple cubes and some large ripe blackberries. Sweeten to taste needed, then stand several hours to amalgamate well. Place sundae individual jelly glasses, top with ice ereana, and serve once. This unique and delicious ...

... A BLACKBERRYING TRAGEDY. WARRINGTON LITTLE DON DROWNED IN MERSEY. Fram oar Owa s.dra t. W ARRINGTON, Saturday Whde gathering blackberries the banks of the spill dun, which runs between the Mersey and Meows. Fairclotigh's dour mill at Howley, Warrington ...