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... NICE DISHES. DAMSON Comm.—Put the damsons If a jar Is same way as for blackberry jelly. Bet this in a saucepan of cold water, bring to the boll, and keep boiling till the fruit is tender. Then skin and stone the damsons while they are still warns. and ...
... Mr Skea, Wes. quoy ; 3, Mr Hepburn, Milltionse. Turnips (Swedes) -1, Mr Hepburn, Millhouse ; 2, Mr Allan, Seipp'sgar. Blackberries-1, Mrs Skes, Mosequoy. Gooseberries-I, Mrs Hepburn, Millhouse. Redberriee-1. Mrs Hepburn, Milhous,. Onions-1, Mrs Skea ...
... bloodhounds been so fiercely on the scent as within the last few days. | Transportatious to Siberia have become as frequent as blackberries ; and as for punishment in a Russian jail far away from the woody tracts of Poland and the sound of its language, why, ...
... swats hot from the oven, end the equally appetising drop- Dooms, hot from the girdle and spread with homemade bramble or blackberry jam, it required a mighty effort of will to reserve a pie ce: for the velvet textured sponges, the thick, crisp shortbread ...
... production of single lengthy stem, which coin only once—place them in this category. They are nearly as atmospherically hardy. Blackberries. raspberries, and the ...
... swarming with fish. 1 have been two or there times becalm, d there. and caught cod as big af ,donkeys and as ;dents as blackberries. Upon that information Captain Rlindes acted. bad often thought of trying it, hut it is a lonely place to go to aline ...
... laleig kin 9. g). 50 per lb. (Gooseberries (eating). 2s per lb.. and (cooking), 41d; currants (black). 100. and (red). Is; blackberries, 2s. and pLITII.4 I British). 5441. Beet 7s per dozen hunches and radishes Is 611. Cabbage (Paragon). 38 per dozen; ca ...
... to coat them thickly. Then pour in the mixture. In a piers !creamy' pare. , over the top. awl steam for at len tr. with 'blackberry :,blly saws. STROIINZB/1 AUCTION BART. Sales of LITZ STOCK, ete., will be held on the FIRST sod THIRD WZDNICSDAY of every ...
... put in the blackberries, and then cover them with a pint of thick boiled custard. Bake in a hot oven until the pastry is cooked. Scree hot or cold with whipped cream. kin TART.—Line a deep plats with good short paste. fill it with blackberries. stewed as ...
... judge.' of in Italy, and especially in HOW. 'Mere the churches are ' plentiful, and priests of all kinds abundant-thick as blackberries-awl what is the result proproduced by this gigantic estudiinery - this fabulous expenditure of capital and labonr t We ...
... quantities of the new types being raised in wartime, you will be able to buy in most greengtocers' shops after the war: Blackberries at least an inc.i in diameter, grown on a thornless stem. Luscious black cherries possibly twice the size of the ones you ...
... here. Your w;fe? replied the servant. Na!, how should I know aught about your wife? Gentlemen's wive' don't grow like blackberries in tae wood! — Then :con know nothing—vibe has not sought sheler here? Assuredly not, sir. Poor lady ! 'tis queer weather ...