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... Two ladies while searching for blackberries Bromley Common, Kent, found -no bushes near the course a paper parcel from which child's head protruded. An examination revealed the dead body, much decomposed, of fullv dressed child. Newspapers dated August ...
... the market. A substitute for tea has also made its appearance the German market. It consists of nothing more than dried blackberry leaves, which are sold at seven marks the kilo. ...
... There is good deal of useful work which could done hv school children the Coventry area, such the gathering of chestnuts, blackberries, etc., and Capt. Davis, Assistant Director of N'ational Service, propose? to offer a silver cup for coin petition among ...
... Mon., was put - , : , her father found her hanging the bed-post which her clothi.fg had caught. Death was due t0 While blackberrying at Cefn forest, near Newport Mon. little boy named George Francis, fell into old air shaft a colliery, over which bushes ...
... T. Ewart, a farmer member, asked whether farmers who were growing blackberries were entitled to a share. The Executive Officer said such sugar could not- be used for making blackberry jam. return of the cheese received in the Rugby district for eight ...
... public generally may much themselves to meet present difficulties by helping in the manner above indicated. * * * * The wild blackberry is receiving closer and more widespread attention this season than ever before. And what is even more noticeable is the ...
... as the result of the large quantities of blackberries that have been gathered in the last few weeks. may certainly be said with confidence that never before have our commons and hedgerows where the blackberry thrives attracted such a host of' pickers ...
... intermingled. stately chateau, its towers freshly mortar by the German shells, has banqueting hall big bushes of e^et ufi blackberries in flower, which must seeded themselves there when the rOL blown off in 1914. A GAS-FILLED VILLAGE. Cierges itself is ...
... Stationer, 90, Little Park Street. TREES.—AppIe, Plum, Pear, Cherry, Damson, Gooseberries, Currants, Raspberries, Cutleaf Blackberries; also Strawberry, Rhubarb, Cabbage, and Wallflower Plants. _ Perldns and Sons, Warwick Road. SALE, new, Veil-built 9ft ...
... —Poultry Keepers' Supply Stores, Arcade. TREES—AppIe, Plum, Pear, Cherry, Damson, Gooseberries, Currants, Raspberries, Cutleaf Blackberries; also Strawberry, Rhubarb. Cabbage, and Wallflower Plants. Perkins and ! Sons, Warwick Road. Visible Writufg- Remington ...
... Keepers' Supply Store*. Market Arcade. TREES—AppIe, Plum, Pear, Cherry. Damson, Gooseberries, Currants, Raspberries Cutleaf Blackberries; also Strawberry. Rhubarb, Cabbage, and Wallflower Plants. Perkins and Sons, Warwick Road. L^UliS—.For Disposal, Fashionable ...
... Stationer, 90, Little Pack Ptreet TREES.—AppIe, Plum, Pear, Cherry, X Damson, Gooseberries, Currants, Raspberries, CuUeaf Blackberries; also Strawberry, Rhubarb, Cabbage, and Wallflower Plants. Perkins Sons, Warwick Road. OR kinds Shop and Office Fitting* ...