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... Armstrong College. The funeral takes place at South Gosforth cemetery to-morrow. BLACKBERRY DAY AT MORPETH To-morrow nil' be Morpeth tradesmen's annual blackberry holiday and shops aaznd 'mimes prsmo% till be skied all PARTY PROSPECTS AT SHIELDS ...
... who said that the H.M.S. Newcastle trophies would be handed down in the schools for generations. Scheel-children, en this Blackberry Week holiday, termed a big percentage of the thousands of people en the Quay. side and, once en the ship, they had to be ...
... (2) the necessity also of. collecting blackberries and other wild fruit with the same object. To enable this to bo named out I would aak all landowners, and occupiers of land, to co-operate allowing blackberries and other wild fruits picked by duly authorised ...
... enough for the air, and that is why us bo well the matter issue kit”—is a remark on© has often heard. PRESERVING BLACKBERRIES. Blackberry gathering has now begun in the North, and the following suggestions by our Lady Contributor may be value: We aro ...
... Jonathans 4d Sprouts lb. Cox’s Pippins 8d and Carrots lb. 9d lb. Parsnips qr. st. Pears;— Plums 5d lb Conference 5d lb. Blackberries 712 d lb. Fertility 5d lb. Prunes 8d lb. Beurre Hardy lb Dates 5d lb Jersey tomatoes lb. Bananas and a °/■ Veg. marrows ...
... Miscellaneous. Trots, Blackberry Harvest, Vacant: Grazing. H•r, Ousta For Bale.—Suaaisiclecleue, Wickham. WANTED. Clothing. Carpet,. Jewellery, Tarsi. V tore. etc.. Purchased; highest pekes gives; appointments attended town or country —Fits. Gerald's ...
... **COURANT.”’ & NEWCASTLE AND ROUNDABQOUT By R. J. CHARLETON. IV.--THE CASTLE AND BLACK GATE. DICK’S LUCK, By Mrs ALEXANDER, IN BLACKBERRY-LANES, By HARWQOD BRIERLEY REMARKS BY COLD JOHN STOBBS TO BOYS AND GIRLS, HIS STEPMOTUER, Br MARY ANGELA DICKENS. OONCLUSION ...
... demanded, at Newbum, January 21.—Sergt. Young, inspector under the Food and Drugs Act, stated that asked for a 21b. jar of blackberry jelly. He received the jar from George Palmer, and paid Is 4d for it. On analysis it was found that the jar contained apple ...
... rs’ shops are full of cakes and sweets that are in the main luxuries. It looks as though there will be bumpe ’ crop of blackberries this autumn. Are they be wasted? i VVVVVVVVVWVVWWVVVVVVVVWWVVVVVVVVWV’ i i Black-out to-day, 10.18 £ 1 p.m. to 4.3 a.m ...
... Fawcett, CHRONICLES OF THE **COURANT.'? NEWCASTLE AND ROUNDABOUT Br R. J. CHARLETON, - = DICK’S LUCK, By Mrs ALEXANDER, IN BLACKBERRY-LANES, Br HARWOOD BRIERLEY,Y — REMARKS BY OLD JOHN STOBBS TO BOYS AND GIRLS, HIS STEPMOTHER, By MARY ANGELA DICKENS, CONCLUSION ...
... **COURANT.'' NEWCASTLE AND ROUNDABOUT By R. J. CHARLETON. IV.—~THE CASTLE AND BLACEK GATE. DICK’S LUCK, By Mrs ALEXANDER., IN BLACKBERRY-LANES, By HARWOOD BRIERLEY REMARKS BY OLD JOHN STOBBS TGO BOYS AND GIRLS, HIS STEPMOTHER, -~ By MARY ANGELA DICKENS. CONCLUSION ...
... in the local fruit market at present. They •re fine quality, and remarkably cheap, being retailed at from 2d to per lb. Blackberries are coming to hand from various parts of the country. A fairly heavy crop has been reported. English apples are plentiful ...