... Lord Grosvenors 6/6 to Severn Banks 8/6, Celini Pippin 8/- to 9/-, 9/9, Grenadiers 7/9 to 8/6 per 56 bs. Culti- vated Blackberries 5id to Tomatoes 41d. to 6id., Tomatoes (outdoor) 3jd. to Sid. per Ib., Cucumbers 1/2 to 4/- per dozen. Peas 5/6 to 8/- ...

... that councillors are eating liqueur chocolates instead of acid drops. « » And the more abandoned spirits m.iy even drinking blackberry wine. If.B. ...

... 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 ...

... one foot deep, keeping far back that you can only just see your float. Wasp grub is best for this job„ but gentles paste, blackberries or grasshoppers, will do. I saw the most remarkable thing Sunday. A few of us went down the Canal, more an outing than ...

... 5/- 7/6, Morgan Bweets 7/9 , ...

... quality gut you can buy. Your rod must be resilient, but not whippy. Baits are bread paste, cherries, very ripe damsons, blackberries, or, fact, any vegetable matter natural to the locality. If the fish are on the surface either use a float, or what is ...

... Sweets 7/9 to 9/6, others 6/- to 10/- per 56 lbs. Pears: Jargonelles 20/- to 26/-, others 6/6 to 9/6 per 72 lbs. Cultivated Blackberries 6id. to urr *» - 10 3Jd., Black Currants sid. 6d.. Cherries Bd. to 9d., Raspberries d . to IOJd., Tomatoes sd. to Bid. ...

... Cabbage (pickling) 9d. to 1/6; Marrows 8/- to 6/6; Cucumbers 9d. to 1/-: Walnuts sd. to s}d. per lb.; Crapes 3d. to 1/2; Blackberries 2d.; Mushrooms 6d. to 1/-; Tomatoes, pink and white x sd. to 6k1., pink and white 2}d. to White 3d. to sid,; blues I}d ...