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... BLACKBERRY LEGENDS. In most parts of England blackberry picking ends at Michaelmas, and for a very ancient reason. ‘l'he common belief 1s that on Michaelmas Day the blackberry sses under the domirior. of the devil. So ;lhwer the Midland, Southern, and ...
... BLACKBERRY TIME. The Season of Ripe Fruits. By H. L. GEE. • Thvi-is Blackberry Time! 'rhis, the «m 1 of September, is ttoe hour of triumim for the wotfderful world of out-of-doftrs. the little leaf-eprays the bramble have opened out to the full, when ...
... THE BLACKBERRY If THE FRUIT OF THE POOR. The peach and nectarine are not for allnot even in towns, but the blackberry, like the poor, is always with us. It is especially the fruit of the poor. There is no tax upon it—no charge. The broad bosom of nature ...
... b MAL £ CHILDREN'S CORNER EDITED BY UNCLE OLIVER, »-+ BLACKBERRYING. The sun is wp in a bright blue sky And all the world’s umb‘ Come fetch your baskets, boys and girls For a blackberrying we’ll go. I know a spot where the ripe fruit hangs Lausecious ...
... taste, a shight thickening of cornflour also heing optional. Blackberry Vinegar (excellent for sore throsts).—Pour one quart of white wine vinagar over one quart of dead ripe blackberries, leave for twenty-four hours covered with a folded cloth, and ...
... bill ie to include the prorn-ion prevent trt»spa»for the purpose of gather ing blackberries and mushrooms. Mr D. E. Byrd (Spurstow) said it woa • ffrSt pitr that blackberries should bo waited LecAUse farmers objected peoplo taking them, and it was exceedingly ...
... ripening . uiV- most rural hunters thi* sort J * *j!?'.!?e reinicing. but not the squire would lihe to all Because in blackberrying S?°2id this risking rfiot wrang Mooleiuirt before the of the ggy.-tag FUneor, tbe Daily Dispatch. ...
... THE SMALLEST SHARE THE BEST SHARE. Some young gir's were out in the fields gathering blackberries that grew abundaatly there. Pach had her own little basket or bucket, and all were scon picking busily, now| and then throwing a gay word across to eack ...
... can used in the ordinary way or covered'■up and placed in the store cupboard again Blackberry Jelly.—Allow 11b of loaf sugar and half pint apple water each pint blackberry juice. To extract the juice, prepare the fruit, for jam, and put in into a jar; cover ...
... PRICE SIXPENCE Of course when it is decided to make such an application it must be done before ma.n“nu. BLACKBERRIES. It is unfortunate that few amateurs and cottagers can afford space in their gardens for a few plants of blackbernies or brambles ‘becanse ...
... dish'and garnish with parsley. Blackberry Mousse.—Required: lib. blackberries. Jos. gelatine, 1 gill water. pint off custard made of custard powder and sweetened condensed milk mixed with little watep. Pick over the blackberries, stew until soft. Bub through ...
... fruit, It is supposed that the human bones might be the remains of some unfortunate individuals who had been out seeking blackberries, and unwittingly trod upon the treacherous rubbish which covered the mouth of the shaft and completely hid the depth beneath ...