... her uncle, the late Mr. W. W. Orton. This, however, was not for competition, but Miss Adkin secured the first award with a blackberry frame in walnut. Miss Oldfield having gained the first prize for two years in succession not being eligible for the competition ...

... hint : and an hour later, becoming anxious the Government were taking over the Drill with cards and money, in a field off Blackberry ' about kis. • • she went to see if she could see or Halls, which in many instances had been built Lane, Keresley. He watched ...

... BLACKBERRY AND APPLE JAM. Wa.-h and pick your berries carefully. Allow a pound of pared and cored apple (finely cut) to each pound of blackberries. Put a pound of ug a r to every pound of fruit. Place the fruits in your preserving pan with a teacupful ...

... erect and purple beauty of the woundwort, standing distinct and alone in a little clearing; and everywhere the satin of blackberry blossoms. There a time when this wood was wreathed in gorgeous colours of flowers—that time is over, but do not let us be ...

... having another kind of harvest home, namely, the doctors' harvest home. This will consist of the people who go and eat blackberries coated in dust, tarred macadam, petrol, lubricating oil, and other interesting things not neoessary to mention. Oil and ...

... preacher, and so hath said many another man. The other afternoon I was lost. By the side of the road sat two little girls, blackberry stained from head to foot. I asked my way, and they, courteous little ladies that they were, not only directed me but offered ...

... SHORT STORY. rHE SAD STORY OF THE HEART OF %;OLINETTE. By LADY MARGARET S+ACKVILLE, Colinette sat in the garden eating blackberries. She sat in the middle of is square patch of lawn surrounded by tall yew hedges cut into curious shapes. Between the hedges ...

... trees: Peach, Apricot, Almond, Prune, Plum, Apple, Pear, English Walnut and Grape, Cherry, Poplar, Chestnut, Raspberry, and Blackberry, and suspicious circumstances connected with any of these should be investigated. COVENTRY STANDARe 4,_CBROADGATE_____) ...

... Mr. Daffern said the tenants asked for a Oft. or 10ft, road to be left clear. Dr. Orton said the lane was also known as Blackberry Lane. It was agreed that the Council offer no objection to the construction of the level crossing. ...

... A BLACKBERRY HARVEST. WASTED CROP OF HEDGLROW FRUIT EACH YEAR Thanks to the wonderful summer, following ppon a mild spring, this is going to be a bountiful season for all the wild fruits of the woods and hedgerows. Practically every fruiting tree and ...

... out for another walk in the afternoon, and went out again at ten minutes past two. She did not know that he was going blackberrying: he took no basket with him. When he went out he was in his usual health. He had been brought home ill from his work, the ...

... n Station, and formerly a wellknown half-back of !ClineJton Rugby Football Club. Three of Mr. Marston's children went blackberrying about a fortnight ago, and, it is supposed they ate some belladonna (deadly nightshade) berries, with fatal results to ...