... Blackberries Blackberries and loganberries and the several hybrid burn*',- the -aim* family will row i avo compl- ir growth, and the new canes should trained into position before they la-come damaged by storms. Imc* distance between the new growths must ...

... Blackberry Shortcake Required: Mb. of blackberries, tablespoonful of sugar, teaspoonsful of baking powder, I pint of flour, 2oz. of butter, a little milk and salt. Make pastry from the flour, baking powder, sugar, salt and butter to the quantities shown ...

... 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 ...

... JULY BLACKBERRIES. During a walk this week between Llangwril and Towyn man gathered over a pound of ripo blackberries from the roadside blushes. WHY HE WAS WORRIED. Heard at Countv Court:' You were worried when you heard how serious this accident was ...

... THE BLACKBERRYING TRAGEDY TWO YOUTHS REMANDED AT BIRKENHEAD. There was a sequel at Birkenhead County Police Court, to-day, to the remarkable blackberry drama at Bidston Hill, one of the favourite rendezvous in Cheshire for Sunday afternoon ramblers, where ...

... BLACKBERRY SHORTCAKE REQUIRED: Uh. blackberries. 1 tablespoonful sugar. teaspoonfuls baking powder, I pint flour, 2oz. butter, salt to flavour. Make pastry from flour, baking powder, sugar, salt, and butter in quantities mentioned, adding sufficient milk ...

... 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 Fool Blackberry fool is a favourite sweet, because it gives the flavour of the berries in perfection, without their seeds. To make a blackberry fool for about four people you will require lib. of blackberries, i-pint of custard—(made in the ...

... BLACKBERRY SUPERSTITION. French peasants will not eat blackberries, writes a correspondent, because they believe the Crown of Thorns to have been woven of brambles, and the bramble is therefore sacred. While touring- Lear Abbeville once, I saw a virgin ...

... Blackberry Reds Every tint that the blackberry knows, from its first unripe appearance when it is a light red. to its last stage of purplish blackness, is being worn, and the blackberry tints are delightful in tweeds and woollens, especially when contrasted ...

... BLACKBERRY SHORTCAKE. Measure two breakfastcupfuls of flour with two heaped-up teaspoonfuls of baking powder, and add three ounces of ©aster sugar. Rub a| quarter of a pound of butter into tbe flour, and then drop in th© yolk of an egg well beaten, and ...

... CHRISTMAS BLACKBERRIES. A correspondent in Buxton indicates ripe blackberries were plucked yesterday at Axe Edge, some 1,600 ft. above sea level. MANY ANIMALS PERISH IN FIRE. A fire which occurred at the farm of Inkerville, Nigg, Ross-shire, destroyed ...