... Mm. L Cresswell will give a talk on drama. ELLINGTON COLLIERY \ A useful demonstration on botiling of pears, plums and blackberries, was given b{) Mrs. Shaw, which was much appreciated by the nhx:mberil Mta. Ihlmreaidwn :?s Me ohair. rs. Gra a vote 8 ...

... . The best plant, in my opinion, fox this purpose, is the loganberry. The loganberry is a cross betwoen a raepberry and blackberry and throws up long growths which may easily be trained against wire nefting, It 18 to be preferred to raspberry canes in ...

... The best plant, in my opinion, for this purposs, is the Joganberry. = The loganberry is a cross between a raspberry and blackberry, and throws up long growshs which may easily be trained against wire nedting. It is to be preferred to raspberry cabes in ...

... hours to the pond and Jolley was piloting the raft, when Weightman jumped on, causing it to overturn, l Dodds, who was blackberrying on the bankgide, ran to the water’s edge on hearing their cries and dived, fully clothed, first bringing out Jolley and ...

... Collins, the 7-year-old son of a platelayer, of 11 Co‘operative Terrace, West Allotments, who was electrocuted while picking blackberries on the L.N.ER, ling on Sunday. g o 3 Leslie Errington, a small boy, in Teply the Coroner, said he and m{xm chfl: over a ...

... At the time of writing these notes the weather is delightful. Everything is green and growing, the hodgerows are full of blackberries and the noultry are able to get a good deal of their food in the fields. There have been, it is true, one or two cold nights ...

... a story is unfolded of s\«: trad. which is amusing and not a little educations Lonlgehdla of the screen are as common » blackberries in October, but one comes to . from overseas who is unlike any other lalv from over the seas—Lil Dm. who, wi \ exception ...

... Bushell, of Percy Street, Blyth, said that she left her bicycle at Humford Mill whilst she went into the woods to seek blackberries. When she returned the lamp was missing. P.C. Barton said he saw defendant at his home at Ashington, when at first he denied ...

... but he would not swear that it was the same man., a 1 5 The defendant denied the offence, stating +hat he had a basket of blackberries in one hand and pushed his cycle with the osher. He did not mount his bicycle until he reached Park Road. T 54 5 e The ...

... would not of course be worth ?vlfilile to pliu.nt ag;plgs or pea.l'as,be but one might grow loganberries, raspberries and blackberries instead. From all of these fruit mgélbe gsthered.( if not the first season, then the season afterwards. And such fruits ...

... noljlmmc.r it would not, of course, be wort while to plant apples or pears, but one might grow loganberries, raspberries and blackberries instead. From all of these fruit may be gathered, if not the first eeason, then the scason afterwards. And such fruits ...

... he said they ecould not do anything to him as he was juet picking mushrooms and blackberries. (George Collins, in the witness box, said that they were gathering blackberries and mushrooms. He had a can and Martin had a basket. Witness put his head through ...