... Useful of All. Perhaps the most useful is the dress of satin or velvet in black or one of the smart dark shades of milberry, blackberry, darkgreen or brown This dress may bo cut with a very high, draped necklace, and long sleeves which are wide at the top ...

... Lot 2. Messrs B.EVAN. HANCOCK A CO., ' 25, Baldwin Street, Bristol. t SALE OF DWELLING-HOUSE, COTTAGE AND LAND SITUATE AT BLACKBERRY HILL. FISHPONDS. M ICTOR OSMOND ' will SELL bv AUCTION GRAND HOTEL, ' BRISTOL, THURSDAY, 9th November. 1933, at THREE o'clock ...

... s, whole, and whipped cream. This trifle can be made equally well with raspberries, mulberries, loganberries or even blackberries. aud is a good dish. Strawberries, or other suitable fruit, in jelly.—For this tasty sweet take a pint packet of jelly ...

... O. Wiltshire. Wild flowers—l. D. Thomas: 2. C. Thomas; 3, P. Jones. Asters—l. R. O. Wiltshire. Apples—l, L. J. Ollis. Blackberries—3, E. W. Cole. Miscellaneous Classes.. Handicrafts (artistic) —1, V. R. Ridler; 2, R. R. Pittard. Ditto (useful) —1, W ...

... * lonely heaths, near Bisley, Surrey, for the man who on Wednesday last attacked Grade Golledge (nine), while she was blackberrying near her home at Ash Vale. Women and children living in the area are afraid to leave their homes, and their fear has been ...

... Knapp; 3. Miss L. Knapp. Ditto, fruit —1, Mrs Vizard: 2. Miss A. 3, Mrs G. Jones and Mrs Keedwell. Butter—l, Mrs M. Knapn. Blackberries—l. Mrs Jones; Mrs Feltham: 3. Douglts Skuse. Plum Jam—l, Mrs Feltham: 2. Mrs J. Cornock: 3. Mrs W. J. Ford. Jam sandwich—l ...

... plain, or sponge cake, instead of bread. My Pudding this occasion, is of red currants and raspberries, but '.lack currants, blackberries, or damsons are not to be despised made up this way. Thursday, July 6th. At her request do write out for Mistress Bassett ...

... Bridge Streets or BARRY HARRIS. Solicitors. 50, Broa ...

... cester-Thbrnbury roads. The hairpin 11 tlie Ship still exists, and may . , • . a nfl its old-time days of roadside picnics blackberry parties. The twisty from the Gloucester side of Milbury remains and demands usual care. Who Was First? understand the new ...

... 30s, Isle Pines s ,) ' Oranges, South African 12s to 14s, Braz' 1 to 14s. Lemons to 18s per case. I'' Michael to ach. Blackberries. to sd, wild 3d to 4d Grapes, Englis' l Is 6d to 2s Muscat 2s to 3s 6d, Belg i;l '' per lb , Lisbon 8s to 10s Pears, English ...

... was a favourite and picturesque walk. All around this oncerural district, where many who are getting on in years gathered blackberries children and heard the first notes of the cuckoo, change! l have been made. Fields have given place to houses, and the ...

... uctioneers. Messrs Mose3 Smith, Luce, and Co., Thornbury). —Live hens l.= 2s 6d, chicks 4s • marrows ...