... Albany Road, telephone mechanic: ITeurv Arthur Bolton, 14. Chesterton Komi, motor car engineer; Leslie Pickering, 117, Blackberry Lane, house painter and decorator; Sidney Walters, 171. Siddelcy Avenue, electrical engineer; and Frank Janus Maine, •’Wa ...

... occupants suffered injuries the head, bauds and knees. They were Mr. Arthur Bromfield (40), and Mm. Bromficld (39), both of 148, Blackberry and William Carney (61), 215, St. George’s Road, all Coventry. The last mentioned two were admitted hospital. ...

... admitted to hospital suffering from shock and suspected concussion. When fell off horse Tuesday morning William Turner, 154,.Blackberry Coventry, had a lorry wheel pass over his foot lie was given treatment at the hospital for bruises. At 5.45 a.m. Tuesday ...

... that his friend did not drive the car but sat in the driver’s seat while was shown the controls, James Fairbaum Barr, 96. Blackberry Lane, Stoke rleatli. Coventry, a garage mechanic, denied in Coventry County Divisional Petty Sessional Court ou Friday that ...

... displayed during black-out hours: George Lewis, 49. llollason Hoad,; Henry Watson. sh. 37c., Spun Street; John Hicks, 131. Blackberry Lane; Mary Bearpark, 117. Blackwell Hoad: Daniel Curran, 49. Coombc Avenue; George Hichard Haynes, 73, Springfield Road; ...

... it is always a pit? when produce of this kind plucked long before it is ready to be gathered and becomes mere waste. The blackberry harvest, too. in districts where the brambles are permitted to flourish, promises well. There has been free flowering, usual ...

... of Mrs Smith and the late Mr. Smith, was married to Miss Margaret Edwards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J B. Edwards, of 17, Blackberry Lane. Cov- Tlfe bride wore lute laec dress. Her bridesmaid was Miss Margaret Wait and there were two child attendants; ...

... narrow ladders the giddy heights of the signal posts. , . Havin'- arrived in the country rtireit from London, the sight of blackberries oil the hedges and mushrooms in the hems great quantities raised ‘my spirits. From the main line to the ' distance signal ...

... plums I*. 4s. 6d., greengages 2s. 6d., damsons 2b. 6d. to 35., pears Is. 6d. to 2d., peas 3s. 6d., beans 2s. per 121 bs.; blackberries sd. per lb., tomatoes lOd. to Is. per lb.; marrows Bd. to per couple; cucumbers 9d. each; eggs at controlled prices; dressed ...

... lb*.; plums, I*. fid. 3*. per doz. lb*.; apples. Is. fid. 6*. fid. per doz. lbs.; pears, Is. to 2s. fid. per doz. Ibs.; blackberries per lbs. Kwowit*, September h.~Eggt* at controlled raten. Drcaeetl chicken 3». 7d. to 6ti. 9d.. boiling fowl* 2a. Bd. 6« ...

... Royal Artillery. 27, Cope Street, Coventry; Eric Vivian Sutton (30), Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, husband of Mr*. Sutton, 20. Blackberry Lane. Coventry; Private Reginald Neal (20), Ht.yal Warwickshire Regiment. Road. Folcahill; Private Frederick William Crunk-horn ...

... Among the Blackberries BLACKBERRY pickers, with the exception of schoolchildren, do not appear have been quite numerous in Warwickshire far this year they have been in previous years, although the wild fruit is just as abundant. What is the explanation ...