... Schoolchildren at Henbury, Gloucestershire, in two collected more than i.oooll>s. of blackberries for the Bristol Branch of the Red Cross. Under an order which came into operation (Sunday night, vehicles all over the country, with the exception of the ...

... he rode for a distanoe of over yards the footpath. Defendant said wasn't thinking what was doing at .the time. had been blackberry ing. M Pined 7s. 6d. ...

... oranges, jUd. to 3d each; kidney beans, 2d. and 3d. per lb.: pears. 4d. to fid. per lb.; Brnaaela sprouts, 4d. per lb.: blackberries, to per lb.; mushroom*, la Is. 3d. per lb. ...

... seedless oranges, 2id. to 3id. each; kidney beans, 2d. and 3d. per lb, spears,'4 ...

... Is', each; seedless oranges, to each • J beans, 2d. and 3d. per lb.; pears, 4d per lb. ; Brussels sprouts, 4d. per lb.; blackberries 4d fid- lb.; mushrooms, U ' ...

... each; seodless oranges, 3d. each; kidney beans, 2d. and 3d. per ; pears. to Bd. per lb. ;• Brussels sprouts, 4d. per lb.; blackberries. 4d. to 6d. per lb.: mushrooms, Is. 1«. 3d- per lb.; leeks 3d. per bundle. ...

... melons, td. to la. each; seedless oranges, 2|d. 3d. each; kidney beans. 2d. and 3d. per jp* n .W.t« 3d. fib.; Pi sprouta, P* blackberries, id. per n>.; mnshloouit, Is. Is. 3d. prr lb.; leeks fa. per bundle. ...

... holiday. It was also an occasion for marriages, sweethearts having awaited the occasion to enter the bonds of matrimony. for blackberry-gathering there never were many storming parties from Coventry. The health value the change should have an important bearing ...

... Sunday labour couki 1 abolished, judging from what occasionally said Munitions Tribunal. Thw, locally, is a very yielding blackberry season, and many men the front, no doubt their great pleasure, will receive some of the benefit of the activities of Coventry ...

... infrequently some of the autumn j flowers of this kind are among the very best as . regards shape-- and colour. ***** The blackberry seems to have been in stronger favour than ever this year locally, if one is to judge the number of persons be met here ...

... Kercslcy on October 7th. P.c. Carrington stated that the defendant rode 250 yards on the footpath. The boy said had beeu blackberrying, and did not think what he was doing at the time he was on the footpath. A fine of 7s. 6d. was imposed. Thomas Randle, ...

... Street Green there stretched several broad enclosures agricultural land, fenced from the common a high hedge, where gathered blackberries. About the middle of the hedge between these points was a stile, giving aCcews path along which ran to Hughes’ little farm ...