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... SKELLTNGTHORPE. The hedges and woods have been alive just lately with people blackberrying, the majority ot them Lincolnians. On an average, about 150 have come out by train from Lincoln daily, besides partics cveling and walking., The berries are in ...

... 203, High. A lad named Idris Davies, of Resolven, left home on Saturday to gather blackberries. As n. he failed to return a search party was orga- and a can of blackberries ing found at a lonely spot on the banks of the Neath was the canal wa dragged, and ...

... recorded that he, and one of his preachers, on an occasion in Cornwall, wera not offered indoor hospitality, and dined off blackberries. The present writer remembers a “local” walking 5 miles to a village in the Lincoln cireuit to preach in the afternoon ...

... anything to fear from such a course being adopted. Children in Gloucestershire are being paid fourperce per pound for picking blackberries— four times the pre-war price. truck load of appies on the railway siding at Paddock Wood was cleared of the contents by ...

... reflected; “and yet it’s a pity in 80 e ways that the match has fallen — pity, for rich husbands are not to be picked q like blackberries, and I é abt if oom ever get so good a chance > a—still, it’s mo uso crying over epilt I wender how Race will take the ...

... email supply, from 5s 6d to 7s 6d. Tomatoos 10d and is bananas 2 and 24d each apples 2d to 4d per Th, pears td and 4d, blackberries 4a, jemoms 24d and Sd each, cucumbers od to HORNCASTLE PROVISION, Saturday.— Thera Was an average supply of provisions ...

... complained of children on their holidays down his hedges to get wild roses. the gaps thus made the cattle got out. Now blackberries were coming along and there would be more trouble. After being fined 40s, he grumbled at his wife for not getting his breakfast ...

... and ar not. gathered green, but only pulled whes the pods turn bhrown and dey. Close to this point was a large hedge of blackberries showing an excellent crop just commencing to turn from the green to the ripe stage. Celery trenches were here also, hut ...

... be open “Please, sir, can leave the camp, and along to the village?” “ Please, sir, what's the right time, and will the blackberries be fit ta eat?’ what's the day of the week to-day, and when We came down from London conveyed by lorries belonging to the ...

... TAKE YOUR HGLIDAYS WOUNDED SOLDIERS and that again taken by the yatherer of Pearson-Gregory vice-chairman. A com- nuts and blackberries, we have to think of | munication was# received from the Local APPEAL. SHOW AND TEA AT PALACE THEATRE, IN LINOOLN the many ...