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... • 1 • • 4 ' • *5. - . • , - - • BY. ROCK AND WATER.—The Alpine section of the Birmingham Botanical Gardens is both the BLACKBERRIES are already plentiful aroundjoy and envy of rock garden enthusiasts. It is now a riot of colour. Birmingham. Here is a ...
... 2d. to 4d. per pot: thyme 14. to 4%d. per doz.; tomatoes 2d. to 7 1 '61. per lb.: turnips 4r. 9d. to Ss. lid. per cwt.: blackberries 21;d. to 51,;,r1.. plows Id. to PA., Belle de Louvain 1 1 :4 to • Blandon Reds 2 3 / 4 4.. Blue Diamond 1?01. to 3d., Con's ...
... with Miss Marsh along the top of the bank in front of her bungalow. They were looking for eggs when deceased noticed some blackberries in the hedge, and expressed her intention of trying to get them. She turned round and slipped down the bank on to the roadside ...
... 12-year-011 girl. The girl said that she and some comrn panious went blackberrying at Tuttle Hill on Wednesday. They saw prisoner near the isolation Hospital, and asked him to pick a blackberry they could not reach. The man did this, and then said be knew a ...
... AUCTIONEERS. TEX %NT-RIGHT. PROBATE. AND GENERAL VALUERS. Laud, Estate, and losarteae• Agents. SASS. MATLOCK POULTRY FARM. BLACKBERRY LANE. STOKE HEATH (Sy* minutes walk from lamina) Fred Billing & Son Are imotructed by Ur. W. Bromheld (who is redikias his ...
... in the herstone country. Attleborough Jorge will provide a good show of cubs 'if this covert is not too much disorbed by blackberry gatherers. Football will be as popular as ever in every town anil village and howlers will finish a good season this month ...
... terms as the others. s Herbert Lawrence, of Binton, who was represented by his wife, was summoned in respect of a chip of blackberries, labelled 131bs. net, which was really 12Ibs. in weight. Mr. Preston said that defendant had been using a spring balance ...
... companions went blackberrying at Tuttle Hill on AVeilnesday. Th . ey saw prisoner near the Isolation Hospital. and asked him to pick a blackberry they could not reach. The man did this, and then sank he knew where they could get more blackberries, and asked ...
... laid. to 2 1 .44., bodies** ditto 3d. to 54. per lb.: dessert apples Se. to 10s. ltd., rooting ditto 3s. to Ts. per pot: blackberries 3 1 ,11. to 4 1 4 d.. damascenes 44. to 64. per Its: Perebore phms Us. to 154., Victoria 10s. to 345. per pot; Orleans ...
... STEWED Blackberries . . Apples°, Plums WITH SHREDDED , , WHEAT Enjoy the fruits of b Autumn, so plentiful and cheap just now • have them daily with Shredded Wheat, the ideal cereal food. ...
... Gisbourne ; 2, 0. Knight; 3, E. Plumb and A. Smth. Handicraft work, boys attending school.-1, A. Smith; 2, T. Hartill, jun. Blackberries.-1, E. Gisbourne; 2, D. Gisbournc; 3, W. Turner. Finuesra' and Atterton). Red mangolds.—l, P. Farmer; 2, F. jennaway. Yellow ...
... BLACKBERRY JELLY. Choose the large, crisp, red, unripe berries. Wash the fruit and place in a preserving pan. Cover with water, and boil gently until all the juice is extracted. Then put into jellybag and let it run all night, or put through a fine sieve ...