... Blackberries, Blackberries arc abundant everywhere and children arc gathering large quantities for sale the local shopkeepers. Tbs Cranford iron-kiln continues to turn out finest, possible lime for both building and whitewash ing. DON’T BE VAGUE ...

... SWEETS Steamed Jam Rolf. Baked Eve Put) dint Creamed Rice and Apricots Pear Fritters Blackberry and Apple Tart Vanilla ce* Macedoine of Fruit Banana- and Custard. Creamed Trifle Coffee Biscuits and Cheese. M. 261. ...

... Bd. per lb. ; truckle cheese to Bvid. per lb. over 40 dozen rabbits to 16s. 3d. per dozen ; very full supply of produce, blackberries 3d. per lb. ; beans 2Jd. per lb.*; damsons 3£d. per lb. ; 125 lots of apples to per lb. ; potatoes to 9s. 9d. per cwt ; ...

... by the uncertainty of the £) has made the demand keener for tomatoes and prices have advanced accordingly. Damsons and blackberries are plentiful and are not making high prices. WEEK-END PRICES. Wholesale. Retail. Lowest. Highest. Lowest. Highest d. s ...

... Sirloin Beef. Yorkshire Pudding. Or— Roast Lamb. Mint Sauce. Savoy. Parsnip:?. Baked or Boiled Potatoes. Sweets ices. Steamed Blackberry and Apple Pudding. Or— Damson Tart and Custard. Or— Cream Trifle. RESTAURANT WITH ORCHESTRA. F. J. BOBBY (Bristol). LTD ...

... girl's fathm The girl and Sergi. Owens gave vvidence. The assault was said to have taken place when the link girl was blackberrying in Birch Coppice Wood. Lees was sentenced as stated. ...

... pears that were very tempting indeed. usual, Mrs, Gaskin won first prize for the best wine with a sample of the juice of the blackberry. There were 79 exhibitors and 377 entries as compared with 95 exhibitors and 457 entries at the corresponding show last ...

... In-patients, 100, medical officer for the week. Dr. Haydon. Gifts aru acknowledged from the following: Marlborough Girl Guides (blackberries), Mrs. Allhusen and Mrs. Hiscock (vegetables), Mrs. Mabbutt (plums), Mrs. Edwards (hare and eggs!, Mr. Hamblin (vegetables) ...

... Football League. tn the minor G.A.A. football compelihl’iLw (Letterkenny) defeated Baltjtbofey 5 (joints to 2 Blackberries. Although blackberries are verv scarce r^ ,SOn ’ th V ,T pprice , heir, paid in Letterkenny and Ramelton is only one shilling per stone ...

... been re-opened Ist October, THE BLACKBERRY HARVEST. The harvest of pur roadsides, that no one has either to sow or attend to, was seldom ever as plentiful as this year. The hedges everywhere are loaded with blackberries that are just now at their best ...

... Downham, Miss Hole (extra). •, Collection of Apples, three varieties, four each.—l. J. T. Stone; 2. Jeffreys; 3, W. Thompson. Blackberries, about 4lb. of one variety.—l. A. Gaskin: 2. F. It. Killick; 3, K. Brandon. P*ars. eix cksscrt. one variety.— l. Mrs. S ...

... day. September be collected 1 some blackberries and Upped them into a dish. His wlfe was in a temper and threw a vase at him. She then left the house. He did not strike hia wife at all, but she left Dim on previous occasions. He had done all be could ...