... September 18, when went for walk and did not return. His description was circulated few days before the body was found boys blackberrying. Archdeacon Winter, who was born at Bristol, spent many years tn Hudson Bav territory before taking local curacies and ...

... SUICID IN AVON GORG SCHOOLMASTER WHO HAD BEEN IN POOR HEALTH Bristol Coroner A young bey told the how, while blackberrying on the face of the the body of Alfred Avon he found William Baynton Winter (41), Carmarthen- road, Henleaze, Bristol. Mr. Winter ...

... being a red and black striped snake with fangs as long the antlers of a near-by antelope. Blackberrying ” by Sheila Denning (16) full of colour, but few blackberries. In it are three girls with their ponies. Summer Day ” Margaret (17), Pot of Flowers ” Philippa ...

... the body of her fiance. Ernest Tarbuck, was recovered from another shaft. The girl's body was discovered by a man picking blackberries. The girl was found to clutching each hand a p : ece cf wood apparently broken from timber around the shaft. She was fully ...

... per !b. Rabbits 1;- to 1/8 per couple. l'igeons 3d. per couple. Apples id. per lb. Potatoes to 6/- cwt. Plums 3d. per lb Blackberries 4d per lb. Raspberries 1/- per lb. Hens, best. 61- t o 8,- per couple, seconds, 4,- to 6- per couple; chicken, best. Pt ...

... AVON GORGE TRAGEDY AMBULANCE SMASHED B BOULDER in the bushes on an overhanging ledge of Three small boys gathering blackberries rock at Avon Gorge, found a shoe lying in the grass, They threw it out over the edge, leaned over to watch its fall and. . ...

... not been above the average and the temperature has been normal. Against ail these normal conditions are tin? facts that blackberries are in hloom. are number of apple also there are mushrooms. These latter fads jKtint unseasonable weather, which, you all ...

... and late holiday folk have certainly fared better than those who went away by choice, necessity June or July. Blackberry Season JMIE blackberry season should be in full swing during the next week or so and with the help of a motor-car it is possible for ...

... YESTERDAY'S MARKETS CHELTENHAM FRUIT AND VEGETABLE. Mushrooms Is., raspberries 4d. to Brt.. blackberries Id. to 21d.. nuts 3id. per lb.: peaches Is. 9d. to 45., nectarines 2s. t>d. to 3s. 3d., su«en figs Is. Bd. per dosen; marrows fid. to is., cucumbers ...

... REPORTS FROM THE LOCAL MARKETS YESTERDAY CHELTENHAM FRUIT AND VEGETABLE. Mushrooms Is. to Is. 6d., raspberries 7d. to 9d., blackberries 2d. 3d., grapes Is. Is. 9d. nuts oid. to 55d- per lb.; peaches 4s. to 5s per dozen: tomatoes —P.W. 3s. to 4s. 9d.. P.W ...

... Hellard, apples and beans; Mrs. Dobson, flowers; Mr. Haines, rabbits; Mr, Maine, cabbages; Mrs. Iles, flowers; Mr. Pack, blackberries; Mr. Sheppard, half-dozen vases; Pewsey and Great Bedwyn Churches, harvest thanksgiving gifts; 'The Nag's Head, Mr. Goldsmith ...

... Add more vinegar if required. Put into jars and cover. Blackberry Ptckle.—lngredients: 1 qunrt blackberries, pint white vinegar, 21b. sugar, ljoz. allspice. Joz. ground ginger. Steep the blackberries and ginger for 12 hours. Then bring the vinegar to the ...