... = with bracken al ls West, and daily that biny ground is seen to be the children’s playgro ind. It is too early for the blackberries, but a addelighiful spot for pienies. From the mound here be obtained one of the best views of Kenilworth. Ocher favourite ...

... fruit in Kenilworth district. in a few woeks’ time be a plentiful only need a little more of such as Chief of these are the blackberries, which we have had this week to be at their ‘pte also show signs of abundance ...

... are necessary tor the Atkins said that when he arrested to their own Stocks mh ot su ‘ > under — Sergt. ld hom that he was blackberry- the working of the pits but a big “) Nec Cham for Ir onse he to and Ti mand is still heavy. been supplied chai oid amd ...

... must have been uneventtal, isolated cond ser! ed. That acknowledgment must | In wade and should be made in any history. Blackberry uperstition Many Coventry people firmly be heve that after Michaelmas, the 29th. lose their flavour and ave not worth picking ...

... 6+ to 7s. per doz.; turnips, 1s. 34.; carrots, 1s. 6d, to Is, 9d. per dozen bunches; parsmips, 10s. to lls. per ewt.; blackberries. 4. to Sd. pee pound. ...

... end a blackberry. The plant is ornamental in gtowth and quite hardy, eo that it is suitable for grow- ing on arbours, as well as for fruit pro- duction The annual growth may extend to a length of 18 feet. The large, black fruit resembles a blackberry in ...

... Parker 9, Miss W ooley 8, iss Metcalfe 8, H tion allowance for herself and her child. Iss Varner Miss Clements 3. Miss | BLACKBERRIES. | Acensed was awav fram ber a gocd deal on Miss Topp 2, and Miss Jackson 1. | Where abundant ground is available, some ...

... owners. Mr. Freshwater complained about the road Mr. Green was of opinion that the thanks near Whitacre Heath, and also Blackberry | of the miners were due to the mincowners Lane.—Mr. Liggins: It is receiving attention. ‘for allowing them to get the coal ...

... 335. perpot. Plums.—Ponds seedlings 941., 10d.. Magnums 7d., Sid.: 41111111011% lOri., Ild. per 4 ISPON STREET. tomatoes blackberries 31d., I EFSOFF CLOTHINO.--T. HADLIT •per lb. pays HIGHEST PRICES fur Girths Provisions.—Eggs 3.. 244.. 3s. 3d. per dos ...

... THE COVENTRY HERALD AN APPEAL TO BLACKBERRY GATHERERS. TO TEN IMO% Q TIER COVENTRY Sir,--Will you kindly permit me, through the medium of your columns, to make an appeal to prospective blackberry gatherers? The season has now begun, as farmers well know ...

... were flowermg in all the fresh bloom of early summer. Inside the wood the seductive charms of inagmbirent large, 'they blackberries. growing in hanging clusters, like grapes, put an fad for a time to the scorching for flying and creeping inhabitants of ...

... Meriden Hall, ,cakes; Rev. Paul Stacy. magazines: Mrs. Heade'', Westwood Road. papers; Mr Welham. f'anterbury etrcet. blackberries; I Mrs. Flint, Gordon Road, rhubarb. ...