... would look with no hedges,” said Jane. Why, they look as if they had been here for ever.” Hawthorn thickets, gorse, and blackberry bushes would be here, I expect,” continued I. “And the sun and the hills and the Severn for certainty,” chimed in Jane mockingly ...

... 15a , and heifers and calves D ozen; turnips 3s. 6d. per cwt.; walnuts C 24 ss. Upwards of 160 calves with a very 51(1, blackberries 5(1. to 51d. per ; apples fast trade. veal calves making up to 2.. td. to 165., Bromley Seedling 145 . . to 158.. and rearere ...

... F. Richards; dahlias, window plant, F. Morris; cut flowers, needlework (adults), Mrs. W. Allen; wild flowers, R. Allen; blackberries, jam, Mrs. Bilham; marmalade, Mrs. W. Morris; honey in bottle, G. Greaves; bottled fruit, Mrs. E. Morris; white eggs, F ...

... lettuce 7i. to 3s. 6d.. cabbage 6d. to 2s. 3d., carrots 9d. to lOd., cauliflower 6d. to 3s. 10d.. beetroot 2s. 3d. per dozen; blackberries 3d. to std., mushrooms 7d.. cob nuts 6id. per ID. National Mark tomatoes: Pink and v> nite 6d. to 6}d.. Pinks sid. to 65d ...

... markets CHELTENHAM EARLY MORNING FRUIT AND VEGETABLE.—Runner beans 3s. 6d. to 55.. peas ss. 3d to 10s. 3d. per 401b5.: blackberries 24d. to 3id.. tomatoes 4id. to 7d.. mushrooms 6d.. muscat grapes is. 9d. per lb ; potatoes 3s. to 3e. 6d. per 80lbs.; onions ...

... 6d.. cabbage Bd. to 2s. 6d.. savovs Is. lid. to 35.. cauliflower Is. sd. to 3s. 6d., marrows 9d. to 3s. 3d. per dozen; blackberries 2d. to 3d., mushrooms 4d. to 7£d per lb. Tomatoes : Pink and Whites 4d. to 4sd.. Pinks 31d., Whites 4d. to 4id.. Blue and ...

... BALE. Lloyd George Raspberry Canes. Champagne libubarb Sets. Pillnita btrawbernes rgood frost resister), Black Dia. mond Blackberry Tips, Loganberry Tips. Also Plum Grafts booked of following Terietm: Victoria. Martin'. Seedling. Drabs= Wonder. Giant Prune ...

... liver sad white. F. Oaulboaraa, Zara. Alcatel. FRUIT TRIM. PLANTS, SEEM M.. WANTED AND FOR SALE I‘7ANTBD. on commission. Blackberries. .7 V : Damsons. Plums, etc.; highest market price gusranksed_, empties and labels on ape'. cation.—.T. W. Broadbent. ...

... F. Richards; dahlias, window plant, F. Morris; cut flowers, needlework (aaults), Mrs. W. Allen; wild flowers, R. Allen; blackberries, jam, Mrs. Bilham; marmalade, Mrs. W. Morris; honey in bottle, G. Greaves; bottled fruit, Mrs. E. Morris; white eggs, F ...

... pot: spinach 2s. 3s. 2d. per pot: tomatoes Id. to s*d. per lb.; thyme lid. lid per dozen; walnuts 4d. to s£d. per lb.: blackberries lid. to 4d.- per lb.; grapes 4d. Bd. per lb.; apples to Bs. 3d.. Anne Elizabeth 4s. Bd. to 9s. Bittersweets 3s. 6d.. Bismarcks ...

... per dozen; savoys Id, to 28. 6d., spinach 2s. 2d. to 2s. 6d. per pot;. thyme Id to 2d. per dorm; tomatoes Id. to Bia., blackberries, 3d. to 33a. per lb.; apples 4e. N. to Os. 3d., Aramley Seedling lie. id. to Its., Chatley . Kernel ss. 9d. to 6e. 3d. ...

... 000.—H. Wield Co.. The Elm. Evesham. saot QTICAWBEBBY PLANTS, new Gaddeaden and PiLinn& off maidens. Loganberry Bashes. Blackberry (Black Diamond.) Silsbee and strong-rooted Tips. Black Currant Bushes. Davidson 8, 2-year-old. Write tor nuotations.—C. ...