... BLACKBERRIES IN Although mushrooms have this season been failure Cumberland, there is a heavy crop blackberncft, the gathering of which from tliehcdgerows finding employment for large number poor people. The fruit despatched large towns. The gatherers ...

... BLACKBERRIES. The blackberry tart season rises to its height, and a good blackberry season this is, too. It is curious how much bctter are some blackberries than others, but whether according to locality t.r species it were hard to say. biwne botanists ...

... BLACKBERRYING MANY delightful autumn afternoons can be spent blackberrying, which will help to knock quite a few pennies off the housekeeping budget. Do make use of the autumn fruits while they last. BLACKBERRY AND APPLE LAYER GATEAU For a gathering of ...

... Blackberrying In a late year it is still too early to foretell how fully the promise of an abundant crop of wild blackberries will be fulfilled. Let us hope, at any rate, that abundance will not mysteriously be transformed into dearth, as has happened ...

... BLACKBERRIES Wh» not make the most of the fine blackberry crop this year Hero are two good recipes; BLACKBERRY AND APPLE JAM 3 lbs. blackberries; } lb. sour apples: pint water; about lbs. sugar. Place the blackberries in a pan over a low ...

... In Blackberry Time By J. D. W. IT is well to remember, when on blackberry-picking expeditions, that though you cannot be indicted for stealing wild fruit, cultivated crops must not be touched. A farmer has only to place manure at the roots of brambles ...

... BLACKBERRIES OUR oldest clothes, a stick reach; or a tangle of brambles at with a crook, and a the end of a field. We shall be basket—that all the equipment scratched. we shall be stained, we we need for blackberrying. and o shall probably get prickles ...

... BLACKBERRIES. PROSPECT OF HEAVY CROP ON RURAL ROADSIDHS. Redditch market at present is being well supplied with fruit, but in the chief fruit, growing centres of the - Needle District, which includes Aetwood Bank, Cookhill, Feokenham, Inkberrow, and Sambourne ...

... Blackberrying' She was said to have been blackberrying with her husband. William, and her 20-year-old daughter, Mary, on the roadside near Rhu when a man offered to buy her blackberries, and an argument ensued. A hundred people crowded outside the court ...

... The Blackberry Order. The Blackberry Order is droll inversion. one must pay more than fourpence per pound for this wild fruit, excepting the trade jam makers. The latter can—vre suppose mustgive fourpence-halfpenny. At first sight it might be thought ...

... The Blackberry Order. The Blackberry Order a droll inversion. one most pay more than fourpence per jjonnd for'this mid fruit, excepting the trade jam makers. The latter can.—we suppose most give fonrpence-halfpenny. first sight it might thought that the ...

... BLACKBERRIES AND ACORNS. The profusion of fruit this year has extended itself to the. hedgerow, where blackberries and nuts have been extremely plentiful. Of recent years the blackberry has been raised from its bumble estate and become ordinary subject ...