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... to 3s. &I. per cot.; to 3el: doz.: tomatoes. 13d. to 41d. per lb.; turnips. 1.. to 3s. per cwt.; •lirnips. Id. per dos•; blackberries, led. to 34.1. per lb.: eggs-hen 1.. 741. to 11. &L. ditto guarsommg la. 11:d. to 1.. egd.. pullet 1.. 2W. to Is. IN.. ...
... VON FISHERMEN AND RAMBLERS AND THOSE WHO WANT TO CET OVER THE HILLS AND FAR AWAY. TAKE YOUR BAGS AND BASKETS WITH YOU. BLACKBERRIES ARE PLENTIFUL IN THE NEDOEROWSI WINTER SERVICES IN OPERATION. SEE OFFICIAL TIME TABLE AND MAP-PRICE 81. NEW EDITION, DATED ...
... killed HOPE BIGOT, SEPTEMBER ..2tll. This was rather a disappointing day %in chiefly, to the country being so much turhed by blackberry picking. An old was viewed going away on the top .ide Gorsty rough but hounds were not allmy to hunt him. The !covers ...
... ; round potatoes is. gd. to 3s. od., parsnips 35. 6d. to ns., tur'nips is. to 25. 6d. per cwt.; eschalot, I to 2.4 d., blackberries id. to 3d., tomatoes 3d. to 5d., damsons 6d. to per lb.; runner beans 6d. to as. 6d., stick beans 25. 6d. to Os. 6d., lettuce ...
... FOR FI8HERMEN AND RAMBLERS AND THOSE WHO WANT TO GET OVER THE HILLS AND FAR AWAY TAKE YOUR BAGS AND BASKETS WITH YOU BLACKBERRIES ARE PLENTIFUL IN THE HEDGEROWS! WINTER SERVICES IN OPERATION SEE OFFICIAL TIME TABLE AND MAP— PRICE 2d NEW EDITION DATED ...
... of heather with little farmhouses dotted here there wish that some of my fellow NigNogs were here now to the masses of blackberries I wonder say if could see foxhounds— a common sight during the season Douglas Rose (1165) Hill-terrace Cannock Wood Gentleshaw ...
... walls, and the majority merchants wh o built such of our older churches. churches L., St. Mary Redeliffe, in Where we pick blackberries Bristol. now, thence, perhaps, came the But we rarejy think of the stuff of a noble minster. quarries which made possible ...
... Quite recently I went to Malvern for the day The weather fair travelled road I noticed many tilings Firstly I noticed how blackberries had ripened how the hedge nuts to form I many hop-fields where pickers were busy at work last I reached Malvern saw tiny ...
... potatoes to pot to 2s to per dozen thyme 2)d to tomatoes (outdoor) to lb apples to 9s pot cooking apples to 8s per pot blackberries 2Jd 3d lb eggs 6d to 81d per dozen CORN LIVERPOOL FUTURES nominally to dearer No 2 Manitoba quoted 26s 3d Rosario (64lb ...
... leeks per bundle marrows 6d— 2g per dozen 6d— 8'id lb onions 12 parsley 6d— 8d per pot parsnips 2d 6d 9d— 5s per cwt pot blackberries 2:d— per lb 2s 8d— 5g 3d 13s Bismarck 6d— 3d Bramley Seedlings 8d— 9d Cox's Pippins 16&— 30s Newton Wonder 6d— 9s Prince ...
... TO-DAY IN YOUR GARDEN IYyips large Of chives and replant in prepared soil. Trim up cultivated blackberries when the fruit is over by cutting away some of the old wood. Tie in the new shoots securely. Prepare the soil far new rote beds by digging over ...
... clear blackberry jelly been made the pulp could be put with a litle more boiling water and all strained through rejecting nothing but the seeds The liquid from this could be added to apples O' instead of this way equal quantities of blackberries apples ...