... 713, and Sneyd Park point piling £2,860. Amended proposals were being considered by the Town Planning Committee for the Blackberry Hill widenng scheme, estimated at £13,600. Other schemes being considered were the footbridge over the Avon £6,000, and ...

... business. Professor h. spite of his patriotism to. °he state that in his early days Qt the train stop while the n to gather blackberries. C - trains on the line thQij. d to Eooe were also noted Post of travelling, and V one of the carriages rem effect that ...

... FEAST. eta:small village if Witham. besides being noted for its connection with St. Hugh of Lincoln. its mushrooms and its blackberries. is the home of one of the oldest friendly societies in The kingdom. Exactly how .old it is no one knows : its records ...

... the blackberry bushes are later both in flowering and ripening habit. The dewberry is the other bramble which so resembles the blackberry that many folk are not aware of its difference. Its fruit is larger and more juicy than thai of the blackberry. The ...

... given sonic old cow manure occasionally, and water during the fruiting season. Tiie habit of growth is much like that of the blackberry, viz., -arching. The plants, therefore, prefer clamber over low fence shed being tied up, but they are very amenable, and ...