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... Mr. WEDDINO. and Mrs. F. Pierce 7, Council Cottages, Readers of the W. 8.0. for as long as Hurd, was drowned whip, blackberrying the can remember, Mr. and Mrs. Henry with his brother and two other children on Tri be, of Reptoo-rold, Midhund, celebrated ...
... over • Bognor youth. Uordon Arthur Fowler, employed by • local pastrycook, for assaulting • girl of six, who was picking blackberries with other small children near the Recreation Oround on September 22. The little child and her companions, under the kindly ...
... from %Vision Punt Office. and a good reward was offered to the finder. This wins an opportunity. Anyone contemplating a blackberrying expedition would do well to select the area around Wiston leading towards lienfield. Those readers who admire J. N. Ewing's ...
... Gooding. Flowers, given by Mrs. Barrett and Mrs. Arnold, were also sold in aid of the building fund. A basket of cultivated blackberries was kindly given by Mrs. L. Cook, and put up mock auction. Mrs. Frier was the purchaser. The meeting terminated with the ...
... H. Mac- Dermot. Mrs. St. John Spencer presided, and the programme included tea, singing and competitions. Many pots of blackberry jelly were brought by members for competition, and these are to be sent to the West Sussex Hospital for Women, Hove. The ...
... box was won Aliss Page, of Homey Common, with 280. A roll call children’s quaint sayings caused considerable amusement. Blackberries were brought in the members and were sold for institute funds. There was a group discussion on next year’s programme, and ...
... bad amazing output this year. number of etna are follows; Loganberries 250,000, gooseberries £O,OOO, raspberries 50,000, blackberries, 20,000, black currants 20,000. strawberries 70,000, cherries 48,000, plums 250,000, damsons 24,000. Twenty-four thousand ...
... brace Cauliflower 16 2- 29 dozen Cababge 9d to 1- Lettuce 6d Beetroot 4$d Celery 46 REPORTS beans lid per lb Tomatoes 4d Blackberries 2$d to d Onions Plums 4d Marrows 3d each Cabbage plants 11 per 100 Wallflower 4d 6d per dozen Apples 6d 2d lb 53 per bnshel ...
... give it its proper name--,look charming arranged in an apparently careless way with trails of crimson leaves gathered from blackberry bushes. If one is lucky enough to find golden beech leaves or other branches in russet and red, here is a hint to enable• ...
... sd. Fresh farm butter Is. 3d. to Is. 6d. per lb. Cream Is. 6d. per carton. Broccoli per dozen; cabbage Is. per dozen. Blackberries ZJd. per lb.; damsons 3d. to 4d. per lb. ...
... Butter and flour tin. and bake very moderate oven for about twenty minutes. When done, they should be light biscuit colour. BLACKBERRY J ELLY.—Cliooee large, red, unripe fruit, place it in a preserving pan and cover with water. Boil gently until you have ...
... THE MONTH OP BLACKBERRIES Though September is the blackberrying, month. August was so sunless as hardly . to make one think of early blackberrywg forays. Yet the gathering of the fruit has been in progress for some weeks, and it has become customary to ...