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... WATSONS Victoria Pintos, Melons, Egg Pining, Blackberries, Apricots, Pears. Apples, James Grcivc, Worcesters, Beans, Marrows, Cauliflowers, Salads, Tomatoes, encumbers. THE FRUIT CENTRE, 185,8IDWELL STREET EXETER ’Phana tail. MORAL LEADERSHIP CAMP : NEWTON ...
... 6d; marrows, each; cauliflowers, 4d to sd; melons. Is 6d to sprouts, 6d per lb; spinach, 6d; cucumbers, 6d to 9d each; blackberries, 6d per lb; plums, 5d greengages, lOd; grouse, young, 4s 6d each; old 2s. TAVISTOCK-Sept. 2nd. Pork, Is to Is 2d; bacon ...
... the brambles, however, can boast really striking display of colour. Referring these tangled coveis —where but lately the blackberry gatherers were busy—one can indeed speak without exaggeration of the '■ rainbow hues autumn. All tender flower-garden subjects ...
... has part. A stream murmuring its ageless song flows down cool and clear beneath the tangled arches of creeping plants and blackberry brambles. The subdued hum By CECIL T. COLLACOTT of insects incessant, t f occasional twitter heal ni«. leafy realm birds ...
... cob nuts, filberts, walnuts, and canned fruijt (strawberries, plums, cherries, gooseberries, loganberries, raspberries, blackberries, black currants, and red currants), and canned vegetables (peas, beans, beetroot, carrots, celery hearts, new potatoes ...
... Mrs. Mary Harvey, an 81-years-old Barnstaple widow, by finding her body in Coxsleigh Woods. Mrs. Harvey, while picking blackberries in the woods, became detached from her companion, and was not seen alive again. spite of an exhaustive search, several ...
... Id. apples 2d to per lb. blackberries 3d, plums 6d, pears lid 3d each, figs each. TOTNES.—Potatoes 2s 2s 4d score, turnips Id each, carrots lid per lb. onions lid to 2d per lb., apples 7d. plums to Bd, tomatoes to blackberries grapes 4d to 2s per lb, ...
... Willcocks; soft fruit, Mrs. G. Huggins; marrow preserve. Mrs. G. Huggins; clear marmalade, Mrs. Arscott; sauce, Mrs. Arthur; blackberry wine, Miss M. H. Pearce. Third class awards. —Two garments for child, Mrs. Arscott; undergarment, Mrs. Arthur; coloured ...
... said that when the sample was taken the cows were only feeding on grass, which was not so flush as it subsequently proved. Blackberry time was always recognised' as a bad time for grass. Alter retirement the Bench dismissed the case. ...
... Competitive Stocked in a variety uS ...
... floral silk frock, with aavy edge-to-edge coat, and navy hat and veil, and the bridegroom's mother frook and hat of crushed blackberry shade and silver fox fur (the gift of the bride and bridegroom). The hymns were Nos. 684. 35, and 76 the Methodist Hymn-book ...
... usually associated with spring, and including yarrow, creepmg cinquefoil, dogwood and persicaria. Several bushes bearing ripe blackberries, and also clusters blossom, were seen, esting . , that quantity edib - foxing many of the b«n af;te^ h this ir,rf number ...