... twofor tide.” The following is a Recipe for the STONE and GRAVEL, and the very happy effeéts are anncxed hereto. g = TAKE blackberries before they are quite ripe, when red ; pick them, and put them into a pot ; tie them with a paper cover very clofe, and ...

... which ivas inhabitéd at the time of his birth by Inéians, and a few Swedés and Hollanders. He viten talked of picking blackberries and catching wild rabbits, where this populous city isnow fedted. He Yemembered, William Penn ariving. there. his. fecond ...

... Stewart, Lord Aylmer, Gen. Puck, Gen. Cox, Col. Packenham, Col. Roche, Doyle, ‘Trant, MCreagh, &c. A decoction of the roots of blackberry. bushes }Robus Occidentalis) is a safe, sure, and speedy cure or the disseatery. The receipt was obtained from the Oneida ...

... for Crunchie Fie Autumn fruits are at their best and cheapest now. Stewed blackberry and apple is an old favourite, but have you tried damsons with apple? This mouth-watering damson apple crunchie pie looks— and tastes —goo4 enough lOr a banguet, vet ...

... oil spray. E ~ The overwintering eges of 2reenfly on soft -plants such as black currants, gooseberries, raspberrics and blackberries can be succgssfully controlled by tar oil sprays.’ The eggs of moths may not be adequately controlled by winter spraying ...

... the Elder weigh down the branches and the wild roses or buckies of the hedges are in colourful profusion. The flowers of blackberry and field thistle open full in the sun attracting many insects. And in the late evenings the sedges crawl up the reed stems ...

... Blackberry jam worth the trouble ughly. place PLACE peach juice, remaining R 4 s A e a sauceaén bring t ‘ SERVE duck accompan up remaining kle with salt haste with Most kids enjoy picking blackberries and even if they do manage to tear their dresses and ...

... service for 30 years of the ‘‘Portadown Times' that he Richardson family, had a fine crop of Moyallon. Afterwards he was blackberries which the for 20 years in the service of pickershad neglected. Mullentine (276); Kilmarerty (326); Corcullentramore (225) ...

... interior designer. Ingredients — 1 1b cooking apples, % Ib prepared blackberries, 2 oz granulated sugar, 6 oz fresh white breadcrumbs, 2 oz butter, 20z soft brown sugar, fresh blackberries for decoration, v § [} ¥ ) |‘. ')!' 2 1B | - a . - ...

... for a special family treat there is nothing to beat a hot blackberry pie. double dairy cream for decoration. Method: Peel, quarter, core and slice the apples into a stewpan. Add the blackberries, granulated sugar and just a tablespoonful of water to the ...

... BLACKBERRY ICE CREAM Ingredients: %2 Ib fresh double dairy cream, 1 Ib blackberries, sugar totaste. Method: Put blackberries in a saucepan over a very low heat and cook gently until they are soft. Stir in sugar to taste. Mash well, and, if liked, sieve ...

... ] BLACKBERRY WINE To each pound of blackberries add one quart of cold water. Putin a crock and crush and stir the fruit every day for six days. Strain through a jelly bag and for eqch quart of liquid add %lb of white sugar. Allow to remain in crock for ...