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... accident befel another Coventry boy, R. Smallridge, of 31. Fisher Road, when he was bathing in the Miller's Brook, near Blackberry Lane. A lady pedal cyclist, Miss Florence I Kimberley (19), of Mill Cottage, Gulson . Road, dislocated her shoulder when ...
... midge' 2., parsley 34., peas Is 3d. to Va. Pd. we pot: potatoes 2s. 64. to Sa 34. per art.; tomatoes 3 , 7 d. to Pad., blackberries 4d. to Wed.. black currants S d. to 7 1 . d.. red cornets to gorreberrin 24., logaeberries 2%4., raspberries 44. to 64 ...
... the centre of the town It the Highfields estate which adjoins Christ Church which supplies the arborial touch Blackberries rpilE blackberry season come round once again While a visit to a small country village Malvern yesterday I met a number of schoolboys ...
... Rawl n'hoppsta . 2(50.45. oral Lammas Heath. It was pleasant to mem, me pal. telly. Ruhrs. es,. I notice, flying about the blackberry Al! „pro SwsrPrt•kra as r.' , ' bushes, an example of the beautiful taken somas. silver-washed fritillary which is become ...
... 4 d. to 84d. per brace; ridged ouctrubere In. per dozes; cachalots 14. to tomatoes 244. to S4d., black curia its 10d., blackberries 44d. to rid., plums 2t i d to 34 4 d., Belle de Louvain Set to 61,41., Caen ev,d, to 5d., Jimmy Moors 45 to IPid., Mottles ...
... on Page Two approaching its What Is more delightful than of harvest fields and changing colours of leaves? Soon there be blackberries and to be picked from the hedgerows alongside quiet roads To townspeople there is perhaps no more convenient or enjoyable ...
... gd. to gs. per cat.; sage 2 1 . d. to 2 1 .ze1. per doz.; tomatoes 3 , 1. to 6 , ,r1. per lb.; turnips lc 6d. per cwt.; blackberries 3d. to 6d per lb.; pears 2s. to 128. 6d., Jardonella 19. per pot; plums 1 3 / 4 d. to 3r 2 d. per lb., egg 12s. to 17s ...
... Bs. to 10s. per sieve, and 4s. to ss. per 121 b. chip (average price 4d. to sd. per lb. 1: apples. 7s. to Ms. per pot: blackberries. 2 2 d. to 3d. per lb.; pears, 3s. to ss. per sieve of 241135. Sundries.—Rabbits to 4d. per lb.; potatoes. ss. to 7s. ...
... rinw appear to he open in the pub•—wPre crowded with raapberry cane', grnwinz wild in large clump'. and intrtwlried with blackberry briars. tall brack..n, and all the myriad types of flnra forming the general eaxemble of a typieal woodland. Thoae canes ...
... marrows 64. to Is. Bd. For dos., cucumbers 4d. to 10d. per brace, potatoes 45., turnips 10d. per cwt., tomatoes 31d. to 514., blackberries 454. to 654., plums lid. to 30., Belle de Louvain* 314. to 414.. Clara Ifd. to 31d., Heroes 211. In 314., Jimmy Moore 33d ...
... apples. Brande.'s &odium IN. to 14 Early S ictoria ar. to ar„ Lord GTO.% 0110 r 11. to 9s. 6d., cooking 5. to IN.. blackberries bd. to Ted., plum., Prolifio Rd. to 41d., (ur 4d. to 414.. Pomba° IN. 9•1. to 174., Purplo Egg 4d. to 411 d.. Viceoria ...