... He used to go down there regularly for years to swim at Sandy Point. There were gorse and blackberry bushes, and the people used to go there for blackberries, and the land seemed to him to he coninion land. Some years ago, however, be noticed that that ...

... on SAiday. He was detained at the Royal Peietunouth Hospital with a bmken ankle. arm abrasions, end shock. Charles was blackberrying at the top of the pit when he fell over the edge and landed in • bush en a ledge 20ft, from the bottom. The boywas seen ...

... to what it was when I was a boy, he wrote. Houses in what is known as the Horsefield, houses where I often went out blackberrying with others, the arch in Kesler Street gone. the Hard with its flower-beds. Well, go ahead Gosport. th' best of wishes ...

... Education, In • ~ memorandum to schooh, urge% the need for making the best possible use of the autumn wild fruit crop —blackberries. bilberries. crab laPPles, elderberries, rowan berries and aloes. Fruit collected by schools can. If not used for immediate ...

... year 12a each. C.P Cash with order . Also apples in other varieties. plums, pears. currant and gooseberry bu:hes raspberry blackberry and loganberry canes rhubarb roots. Prices on application.—Lloyd Southfield Nurseries. Gosport Road. Parehsm Phone 31.1 ...

... Their Bit. after which an amusing entertainment was given by members of Fishbourne Institute. The prize for the best pot of blackberry jelly went to Mrs. Iluzham. CRICKETERS' TWO DEFEATS. Stoughton and Walderton C.C. were at home to West Dean C.C. on Saturday ...

... finished at wrist with narrow turn back cuff. The graceful cape collar giVeB warmth to the neck. 68., 46. Brown ; X. 0.5., Blackberry. £21. f 19 / 9 For those who like a swing back style is a coat in wool honeycomb material. Extra width in the skirt is given ...

... extension generally. New shoots should then be spread out in their place and tied in. * * * Loganberries and cultivated blackberries need pruning at this time. Cut down to the ground all fruiting shoots and replace by new shoots which have grown up during ...

... 1,000 lbs. were made. The rhubarb jam was sold to the Junior School Kitchen. Other jams made were gooseberry. aspbcrry, blackberry, marrow and a small quantity of crab-apple jelly. The Treasurer. Mrs. Scatcherd. reported that all expenses had been paid ...

... Nature's ewa colourings there are in miniature, apples, pears. cherries, plums. raspberries, sad lest, but not least, is the blackberry, the offering from the hedgrows to Dame Fashion's list of novelties in buttons for 1911. Ben are some of the substances ...

... with the hedgerow fruit is aPPar/litly deterring many of tti. , sr who usually profit from the liberal bounty of the humble blackberry bush. That rabbit has disappeared from many menus is a matter for regret among those who regard this as a tasty delicacy ...

... qQueerest thing of ail was the multitude of centenarians. They ber, and & man or woman had to be at least 150 were as common as blackberries here in Septem. tv enjoy any sort of local reputation. “It is quaint and refresliing to step aside for & moment from the ...