... hounds did nothing with the first fox in Brownstorth and little with the next in Long Wood. Later they found in the quarry on Blackberry Hill and ran well towards Ford and left handed below Troway, where the fox got to ground. When he was bolted hounds ran ...

... 6d. per full lb. Pure Lard, 7d. per lb. ojbs. Rasp and Apple Jam, 10d. Splendid Margarine, fresh & good, 0r an(l Rhubarb, Blackberry 6d. and 8d per lb. and A |e> Bacon, Danish or Irish, Sliced, 1/. per lb Large Lin Pears, lOd. Various kinds Cheese, 10d ...

... make more foliage, whereas they should now ripening their growl hs and swelling the flower buds. Log I'd ies. cultivated blackberries and other hrid berries now require the tying of canes formed this year, and when so doing it is advisable to tram the growths ...

... Manchester. Mrs. E- Mosley and Mrs. J, Stone, of Winster. were successful in gainine awards the W.I. Stand 597, Mrs. Moslev for blackberry wine and apple chutney and Mrs. Stone for raspberry vinegar. They have also received letters of congratulations on the ...

... in eating blackberry pie made from fruit which have picked ourselves gratis from the hedges, and the nutting season invariably sees crow ds of jolly picnickers in the woods and lanes with baskets. Most town people know' what blackberries look like, but ...

... air bubbles). Syrup: 2i pints of snger in a quart of water, boiled for 15 minutes. A reader has written for a recipe for BLACKBERRY JELLY.’’ The best recipe received will bo published next week, and the sender will receive a prize of 2s. 6d. Address vour ...

... for Blackberry Jelly.—Stalk 61 bs. of blackberries, wipe, peel, core and slice six mediumsized sour apples. Place the apples, |- pint of water and the juice of one lemon into preserving pan. Cook until the apples are soft, tnen add the blackberries and ...

... Halls Side with the object of testing the capabilities of the school children to see which boy or gin could gather the most blackberries in given time. Their cans were examined so that everything should be right, and as the master blew his whistle the children ...

... Note—Allow two quarts of syrup to 6-lb. of marrow. Will you please send in for next week’s cookery recipe, how to make “BLACKBERRY JELLY.” The best recipe received will be published next week, the sender to receive a prize of half-a-crown. Please write ...

... COOKERY RECIPES. BLACKBERRY JELLY.—PIace blackberries in the preserving pan. They may be washed first if liked. Add a quarter of pint of water for each pound of fruit, and boil gently until well cooked. Strain through jelly bag and re-boil juice, to which ...

... five for 6d. Jaffas five for Is., apples, Jonathans .‘Jd. per lb., orange Blenheims slbs. for Is., dessert plums sd. lb., blackberries 4d. lb., grape fruit four for 6d., bananas 10 for 6-1., lemons six for .’ld., cucumbers 3d. and 4d. each, carrots 41bs ...

... , was fined 10s. for using indecent language « png P Parsons gave evidence showing tnat the' youngsters were gathering blackberries The Eaiiway Co.’s representative said the case was brought to prevent boys from running into dajtger The cases dismissed ...