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... a« the East District Committee of Berwickshire County Council. O n lovely green bank in a country lane bordered fem and blackberry bushes grew a tall, stately foxglove. It reared its crimson and spotted bells in the bright sunshine with jaunty air that ...
... HOHPTTAI,, or' 2 STOTT’S (PILVOE. WAR CURIOS may left at 113 High treat, 'between and p.m., durin ...
... Mushrooms ha.ve been vended the sairt locally, and these have been plentiful •'*' well. have not heard of. these rationed ! Blackberries are ripening*, and promise a. crop in Berwickshire, but for them the time the youngsters will limited, all the Park*’ Schools ...
... monotonous hill flora in most monotonous aspect . There was 66 crowberry growing among the heather the birds had and there few blackberries left. bear-berry -i , looked for in vain ; it sjiid to have on, the hill, but I know of one who has across it. There was ...
... Kinghorn; MissS. Melrose. Pair Socks —‘Mrs So ...
... prize)— Miss C. Robertson Mrs R. AVeather-tone; J. Trotter. Knitted ks—Mrs R. Weatheretone; Mrs Scott, Hatcliedmse. Pot Blackberry Jam—Mm R. VV cat hers tone: Mr« J. Trotter.' CHILDREN’S PRIZES. Boiupet Wild Flowers—W. Patterson. Do. .(eonfined to children ...
... red flower, holding out little cup sweet nectar, is perfectly formed to fit the head of the visiting wasp; and over-ripe blackberries are eagerly sought in early autumn. Over-ripe fruit is decaying substance, and should the wasp near an orchard its keen ...
... pyrethrum, spirea, campion, bachelor’s button, antirrhinum, scabious, nasturtium, heath, hydrangea, periwinkle, ’’i, . blackberry, strawberry, raspberries fin fruit.) I live on banks River close to Cardigan Bay. WHO WK,!> T «BA,>ir>f> A writer nneotien ...
... asparagus (first of season) per bundle; roast- best sirloin, 2s per lb; steak, 2s to 2s lid per lb; mutton, Is to 2s per lb; blackberries, per lb; plum jam, lid to 14d; strawberry jam, 3d to Is tomatoes, 6d to 8d i>er lb. (It may Toe well to record the prices ...
... Mrs P. Brown : Miss M. Baxter. Loaf—Mrs P. Rule: Mrs J*. Brown; Mies Murray. Socket—Mrs R. Weatherstone; Mrs Kinghorri. Blackberry Jam—Mrs Renton; Mrs Weatherstone. —\v —Bouquet Wild Flowers. FUa Flowers—A'gn’es Scott; By—Marv ; >atterson - Annuals to ...
... a very little thought is requisite convince that by getting chickens early and late well as “main crop’’ is good policy. Blackberry chicken moult later than the l/ast mentioned, and therefore carrv the supply of eggs into the season of scarcity. The out-door ...
... Cake—M’ss TTedlev; Mrs Lardre+h. Loaf Prorwn Bread—Mrs Hutcheson; Mrs Rule; Robertson. Pair Knitted Socks—Mrs Wilson; Mrs Blackberry Jam Miss E. Reid; Mrs Wilson. ...