... The blackberrying which was carried out autumn throughout Bedfordshire rn•ulted in about 110 Sono of byrries, being dinpatcbed to into tuseufatturerr. A ktter of inquiry halt been received at Bcdtord from tho Ilinintry of staking for neon of the Beds ...

... were very bad, special allotments of rugs? were made for ism-making, not only with home-grown fruit, but for such ego as blackberries. marrows, and oven tomatoes. Now, although ivy ought to be in a much better PO/6t o'l. tiler* we. Io be no cuter for lam ...

... Muriel Snowden, living with her parents at High- 1 ! street Soath, Dunstable. The child said she was as Eensworth,. picking blackberries, on October 12th, and was accompanied by her two brothers, one aged 12 and the other 4. Defendant was sating down by a ...

... eh? I was quit* all right, and it was good of your mother and all the mothers to help with the materials. CYRIL JARYlB.—Blackberry, eh We have got the badge filled op. you see. EILEEN CAMP.—Thank you. I think your dedda and mamma will be proud of you ...

... were sent by Boy Pi/brans, John Willson. Edward Bay. Jas. Hine, Eric Byron. The solution of Grace Tyler' s fiddle was A Blackberry. end 00T WIMP sent by Lily Mabel Taylor. Doris Weedon and Erio Byron. Correct solution 4 of May Dumpleton's Jumbled Names ...