... d. 1/5 RASP. and GOOSE. or STRAW. & GOOSE. 6id. STRAWBERRY, Very Fine, Special Offer 9d. APPLE MIXTURES, Rasp., Straw., Blackberry, Black Currant or Plum, with Apple - 6d. 1 00. Jars Free Quality Unsurpassed APRICOT - - BLACK CURRANT ...

... 67id. 1/0 & GOOSEBERRY - - STRAWBERRY,Very Good ad. 1 Special Queer - - - APPLE MIXTURES MIXTURES Raspberry, Strawberry.) Blackberry, Blackcurrant 6d. 1 Old. or Plum with Apple - MARMALADE - - - 6d. 11 d. JARS FREE—QUALITY UNSURPASSED. FRUITS in BOTTLES ...

... Court, this morniagf. The articles were the property of Mrs. Beatrice Cramp,. a wardrobe dealer, living in • caravan in Blackberry Lane, Coventry, who valued them at S 2. She said they were left for five minutes in a sack outside • house in Stanley Road ...

... Farm, Litt!mord' Road, Attleborough (10s.); Edward Shirley, 30. Chapel Street, Bedworth (7s. 6d.); Raymond Cleaver, 10, Blackberry Lane, Stoke Heath (7s. 6d.); and Leslie Graham, The Three stars, Whitley (100. A Lour cora . m. Summoned for driving ...

... for a touch of a vanish.' bawl, And the pound of a voice WA ta MIII. —Fondly remember,' by moat:, . aunties. Yr. James, Blackberry Lase, pubeslathank patby sad Mb* 1.30 -1101:8 MEMORIAL STARES of 20 sore eacb, with 400 goys. added far (be owner and 100 ...

... PLANTS BY DIVISIONS. Many plants are readily increased by suckers, which are shoots proceeding from the underground roots. Blackberries, plums, tete., produce many suckers; and all that is necessary is to cut off the root where the Isucker starts, and then ...

... Bouihwater Brickyards pond, near llorsliam. They were holiday making at a farm at Weat Grinstead and left in the morning to go blackberrying. They were last seen paddling in shallow ater. Their bodies were recovered last evening from a depth of eitht feet. Dr ...

... brought into Scarborough. tie majority being cured and marketed kippers. When the blackberries come rabbits follow. is a well-known slogan of the trade, and both blackberries and rabbits (shot during harvest operation.) are making an appearance in Coventry ...

... each: esnieltolP melons, 22. 6d. to 3a. 6d. each: runner beans, 2d. per lb.; dwarf beans, 24. lb.: egg Plums. 24. per lb.; blackberries, Id. per lb.: cooking apples, Id. per lb.; Victoria plums, 4 d. per lb.; Belle 'de Louvain, Ed. per Ill.; Magnum Bonum ...

... let them off after a warning, but threequarters of an hour later they repeated the offence. They were taking short cuts to blackberry bushes. To P.C. Wild defendants denied walking through the oats. Tbey repeated the denial in court. The farmers just now ...

... %TOILE HEATH ST. GEORGE'S: Secretary, A. tfarriaon, 29, Cleaneet's Street. Stoke, Ooventry. Situation of round, Beady'. Pamr, Blackberry lane, Wyk.. Ileadiv , arters or dressing-room, Mallon hut, ken ay, Stoke Huth. UNITED: Peen-tory. T. P. Wright, 12. curt ...

... of 1013, Bath Street, Rugby. He was reported yesterday to be making slow progress towards recovery. Eleven inhabitants of Blackberry Line, F.zhalt, petitioned Poleshill Rural 'District Council at to-day's mooting to proyide connection from new houses to ...