... Sizes. Red Currants, Cherries, Red Plums, Yellow Plums. Victoria Plums, Gooseberries, Damsons, Greengage?) Llack Currants, Blackberries, Whortleberries. OBTAINABLE AT ALL OUR BRANCHES. _ TRUMP'S STORES, FORE STREET, BIDMQUTH. And Axminster, Colyton, Cttery ...

... Sizes. ******* Cherries, Red Pimm, Yellow Plums. Victoria Prams, Gooseberries, Damsons, Greengages, etc. B,a ...

... by means of a gas spray. They oongregate so thickly on the branches of trees, at night, that they can be picked jff like blackberries. They break down branches their weight, and kill whole trees. One farmer in East Devon estimates that halt a million starlings ...

... near coppice called Burh Wood. It appears to enlargement Bronze Age mound. Colaton Raleigh: A large moated mound south of Blackberry farm, in Colaton parish, but now included in Bicton Park, and known as West Beacon. It had apparently been specially excluded ...

... routine business was rarely relieved except for full dress debate every now and again, full dress debates are now common blackberries September. Unemployment, defence, foreign affairs, all have helped bring grist the, speaking man's mill, and all have provided ...

... meaningless jingle that masquerades modern, but which very often bears no more resemblance to real art than melon does to a blackberry. Poets of the calibre of Mr. Stokes perform a very useful function in these days of chaotic ami prolific mediocrity, for ...

... reference, experience, galaxy. Box D.1279, Gazette,'' Exeter. GIOOD HELP Wanted for farmhouse-, as family.—Mrs. ttage, Blackberry Farm, Colaton Raleigh. G. 6743 HELP; farmhotiso, in village; bus route; indoor work only; dairy.—Con ton, Welj Park, HELP ...

... had the train of her black taffetas gown flowing from a bustlebow of the material. Miss Wintour had chosen a slim frock of blackberry chiffon velvet, made in the fashionable tailored mode, while Miss Mary Langhorne, who was a member of the same party, had ...

... winners of the competitions were Mrs, J. Congram and Mrs. Baker, of Chittiehamhclt. The monthly competition for one lb. of blackberry and apple jelly was won by Mrs. F. Heales. The hostesses were Mrs. A. Heales, Mrs. Parker, and the committee. LIFTON.—The ...

... elbow-length puff sleevos. Other members Mrs. Long's • party were Mrs. P. R. P. Miers, who VH wearing classically-cut gown of blackberry silk crepe, with long scarf flowing from the left shoulder almost to the end her train, and Miss Gillian Shelley, whose ...

... She »as thanked by Miss Carey. A compete jelly-making was judged Miss Gunned. Her awards were: 1. Mrs. W. U. *.Scott (blackberry and apple) 2, Miss X, Ifißcott (apple); 3, Miss Palfrey (bramble and apple); 4, Miss W. Palfrey (crab apple). The hostesses ...

... butter, Misa F-el'low'; potatoes, Mrs. Lee. 2nd class: Blackcurrant jam, Mrs. and Miss Fellow; lemon curd, Miss Hamilton; blackberry wine, Mrs. H. Heathman; hens' eggs (white), Mrs. Easterbrook. 3rd class; Blackcurrant jam, Miss Lovell; apple jelly, Mrs ...