... preserves of sit kinds rising prior, iMeeverythiug else, it is surpruoug se du nut make better ties of the plruliful crops of blackberries, sod dveiburries, ripening un tie hedgerows. Dewberries, which are 4.1/.4 and tours luscious tbau the ether bramble Moires ...

... sth, 6th, 1919. Por prospectus and all particulars of course apply to GEO. E. HALVE, Ragiatrar . WANTkAD, UP Crab Apples, Blackberries, And other Wild Fruits, dupplied. For particulars apply to JOHN J. 611 GROVE & CO.. br. Statutory Notice to editors. the ...

... indulging in the unexpected. For example, at • very exclusive batehop, purple plums, blackberry brambles, and a few jetted leaves found a place on • big shady Leghorn Blackberry brambles are having an ironiese range among lesdiag milliners in Paris, end for ...

... purchase Blackberries i and Crab Apples either at outright 1 prices or on commission. The fruit must be guaranteed full weight and good quality, and ionded at nearest shipping port or railway stake. Cob will be paid wind carrier's receipt. Blackberry Empties ...

... died the next d.iy. A post ntortent examination discovered that the intestines contained • quantity of unripe and unchewod blackberries, which were quite indigestible. Dr Myles stated that death was ctused by enteritis, the result of eating unripe fruit, ...

... committed iu the vear IS 32. The witness was then a boy about 12 years of age, and was with others iu the fields gathering blackberries, alien he observed four men, whom lie knew, amid whose names, I understand' he mentions, run across the fields towards ...

... he made to suffer. A phigue ban faro on the working clergy of the distrset. Abrupt dismissals ha*, hems a. 4 plenty as blackberries since his acces*ion to the archiepilcopal throve. Islington was the first scene of • clearance ;•' this week has been ...

... neighbourhood of Sydney such fruits as the poach, nem/wise, aprmt, plum, ti 4, cherry, crap., and orange ars as plentiful as blackberries'. If a peach-4.ohr to thrown ihists in almost any part of Australis where there is a little moisture, a tree will spring ...

... of this superstition, all of which weem to have originated in the old popular belief that it was unwholesome to at late blackberries. ...

... winner of this ran iib lade. Each entry must be accompanied by a certi heats as follows : lli.s Irish League Mrs Mitchell's Blackberry Mrs C Frame. Tambourine Mrs IFiltapa Mrs Brigg's Ballet Girl Mr J 0 Ailair's JIM , / Mips Begetters Cols Nut 311,14 Coollmun ...

... Weather conditions, which had such an ad. verse effect on cultivated fruit in the spring, seem to have been beneficial to blackberries, of which there is likely to be • glut this year. Although the berries do not riuen until next month, the Ministry of Food ...

... custard tools one whole egg and the yolk of another. castor 'sugar. and mak. Add to it when told half a cupful, of melted blackberry jelly and a little Stir the custard well. and then pour it over the pears and bananas. Qrrzs'a PTDDING. -- Beat lightly ...