... charmingly. One great authority preserving asserts that blackberries will not bear to bo treated like currants, aad have the juice strained off for jelly, their •avenr being thereby impaired, and that blackberry jam the proper accompaniment of roast pork. Another ...

... shocking character was made on Sunday morning in the park at Sutton Coldfield. Three youths from Aston were gathering blackberries in a eompariti, ely 'infrequent. ed portion of the park, when they found in the bushes the dead body of an elderly man ...

... • 51. welt Gr0,15. tons-ed, per Plums(ainewairs), 3.1. toed. Partridges, Pa to 3a. bd. per I (Orlean4 64. per lb. 1 Blackberries. 3)4 per t 0714 per brace. Walnuts, 44. to ed. lb. CATTLE.. WITHERRY. our rattle market tads) we hod. .0 1.1 and only • ...

... stove and beat while it is cooling. When half cold add sliced bananas, or whole strawberries, whortleberries, raspberries, blackberries, sliced apricots, or peaches. Serve ice cold. The amount of fruit will be determined by the %ate of the maker. THE ROYAL ...

... flavoured with the celery, which may than be removed with a fork, a half a cup of cream added, and the soup is ready to serve. BLACKBERRY JAM CAKR.—This cake is everybody's favourite. Take one-quarter cup of brown sugar, two cups of flour, four eggs, one cup ...

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... was full of brambles and brushwood, with birds' nests out of number in the spring, easy to be reached, and the finest of blackberries in the autumn to be had for the finding. Willie and his brother were often to be found there, especially in the nesting ...

... bunch. Beans. D for lid. BoroMmostes, lid hi. each Plums (wineroors), Ad. per lb. Plums bd. per lb. Mushrooos. ls. per lb. Blackberries, 4d. per quart. CATTLE LUDO. sae • good dieplay of sheep, a liodit artlla, but aa ht.) ors aor not twins IN kud ruled rather ...

... mushrooms, Id.: , ; sitter melons, ad. each: potatoes 35.44. 10 3., 91. per of 0 (retail), Ob. for 24.; onions, ed. to IM. per blackberries. Is. 101.; to. to 14. dosen; lemons, hid. to In; Reptilian I, (Cl. , It. 44. per dozen ; Carrots. ler rot. ; parsnips. ...

... Is. 44.; pinky. lid.; 3d. each; potatoes (wholesale), 04. Id. per boa al 9 (retell), 41b. tor Si Id. los Is. per stone : blackberries, 31. Ild.; Is. to Is. &I. per doses; beams 144. to la.; 955.1i50 mamas& Is. Ild.; oekey, Ia M. per ; ousel& S. 3d. to Is ...

... him upon it. Two men named Dwyer were arrested for the murder, but he asserted that the name of Dwyer was as plentiful se blackberries in autumn. IMPUDENCE TO THE COURT. Now the witness made a terrible slip. Sir H. James pressed him as to the Dwyers, Ind ...

... espalier, or stake, arc labelled, and mulched with manure. The entin* plantation of Gooseberries, Currants, Raspberries, and Blackberries has had a thick surface-dressing of old hotbed manure, the nailing and tying of trees and espaliers is done, for grafting ...