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... OserPhillr to 4.4. per lb. 38 lots mushrooms to Per lb., trapped rabbits to 84. Per closet. 180 lots produce, beans to 44.. blackberries 24 per lb., turnips to 26. 3d. per cwt., potatoes to 38. 9d., 131 lots apples to peon to 21d., plume to 3d., damsons to ...
... little milk, then boil all together, stirring to prevent lumps. When thick, pour into wetted mould, and serve with stewed blackberries. CHEESE BISCUITS. 3 ounces of flour, 2 ounces of cheese 2 ounces of butter, the yolk of one egg silt and pepper or cayenne ...
... and roll in greaseproof paper. i THORNLESS BLACKBERRY for several minutes, remove the taper, and serve. I An exhibit of unusual interest at the I Horticultural Show at Westminster on Tuesday was a new blackberry of which i pulpit in which John Wesley preached ...
... apples. to 8d lb: tomatoes, to fid; grapes. 6d to is 9d : rhubarb, per bundle; greengages, 6d to lb. English plums. 2d 6d; blackberries, 5d to ad;- beans, 2d to 4d: cabbages. 2d to >d each: lettuce, lid to 2d; cucumbers. to 6d; mushrooms, is to is dlb. EXMOUTH ...
... vegetables and salad, Mr. Chamberlain; old linen and sundries, Mn. Seville ; Daily Express, 2 weeks. Anon; blackberries, Miss Cook; blackberries and apples, Mrs. Cooper. ; nuts, apples and plums, Mrs. Manning ; vegetables and flowers, Mr. Chamberlain ; ...
... and vegetable marrows, whilst, iudging by the number of dishes staged, Lytchett Matraveis I must happy hunting ground for blackberries, The industrial section, usual, formed an attractive feature, and ition in tho class for home-made cakes, the cost of which ...
... potatoes 3s lid. to 4s. 9d., small Is. ]od. per cwt.; spinach Is. per pot; sage 2d., thyme 7d. per dozen: tomatoes 2d. to 4d blackberries Id. to 2id.. nuts Id. to 3Jd per lb.; plums 2s. 6d 10s., Burbanks 6s. 6d. to 135., Coe's Late Red 2s. 6d. 6s. 6d., Cox's* ...
... realised was £1 16s. Mrs. E. A. Buckingham, wife of Mr. E. A. Buckingham, cattle dealer, of North Molton, fell whilst picking blackberries Monday and broke her left arm. It was only nine weeks ago that she broke her right arm. Dr. Stevenson, of South Molton ...
... examined the woman's body was unable to state how the wounds were inflicted. The discovery was made people who were picking blackberries. The position of the wounds suggested the possibility of foul play, and widespread inquiries were set on foot. The following ...
... following acceptable gifts: Mixed vegetables and fruit from Bleadney Methodist Church, per Mr. E. Loxton; beans, Mrs. Ritchie; blackberries. Miss E. Pritchard; postcard albums, Mary Countess Waldegrave; pair of crutches, Mr. Dunford; tinfoil, Mr. Plenty; books ...
... to 4d. per lb. ; 38 lots mushrooms to Is. per lb. ; trapped rabbits to Bs. per dozen 180 lots produce ; beans to 4d. ; blackberries 2d per lb. ; turnips to 2s. 3d. per cwt ; potatoes to 3s. 9d. ; 131 lots apples to 2d. ; pears to 2id. plums to 3d. ; damsons ...
... DEAD MAN IN A CAR Blackberry-Picker's Startling Discovery While gathering blackberries in Saffron Green Lane, South Mimms, on Monday evening Mr. Clifford Crewe of Ulysses Road, West Hampstead, ima d e a sensational discovery. He saw a car standing in ...