... especially-raiding a . s } countryside nearly so Pheasants strutting chestnut burrs late baS . days is another example 01 Jj; blackberries. strawberries, whortleberries. ci. lar fruits are not appreciai-eu - would think.—F. Z. S. ...

... holiday with her daughter, Mrs. Worth. r f Lippsciiffp Farm, Coryton. and who had stated she was going out pick sorpe sticks blackberries. Mr. atiri Mrs. Worth became alarmeu at her lengthy absence, and a search party was organized. About. 20 persons, armed ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... YESTERDAY'S MARKETS. CHELTENHAM FRUIT AND VEGETABLE. —Peaches 2s. 6d. to 3s. 10d., fies Is. 4ri. per dozen: mushrooms 6d. to Is. blackberries lid. to Bid., nnte d to 6id. per lb.: tomatoes—P. 2s. 3d. to 3s. 5d., F.w. is Rd to 4s P.W.X. 2s. to 3s. 6d.. W. Is 6d ...

... FRUIT AND VEGETABLE. Peaches 3s. 4d. to 55., nectarines 55.. jrreen figs Is. 2d. per dozen; muehrooms 7d. to Is. Bid., blackberries 2d. to 4id. per lb.: tomatoes—P.W. Is. sd. to 4s. sd. P.W.X. 2s. 6d. to 2s. 9d.. P. 2s. 6d. to 3s. Bd., W. 2s. 6d. 35. ...

... a fair demand, 6d. per chip being an average price, while the hothouse variety realised 3s. per 121b. chip. Cultivated blackberries have been in good demand at from 3d. to sd. per lb. Brussels sprouts, marketed in heavier sup plies, changed hands at from ...

... a fair demand, 6d. per chip being an average price, while the hothouse variety realised 3s. per 121b. chip. Cultivated blackberries have been in good demand at from 3d. to sd. per lb. Brussels sprouts, marketed in heavier sup plies, changed hands at from ...

... 3d. per cwt.. Id. per dozen; eschallots Id., mushrooms lid. to la. 5 1 ; d., ditto seconds 2Jd., tomatoes id. to 5d.. blackberries id. to 4±d., nuts 3id. per lb.; marrows 4d. to 3s. 4d., savoys 2d. to 9d. per dozen; onions 4a. 9d. to sa. 9d., parsnips ...

... being a red and black striped snake with fangs as long the antlers of nearby antelope. Blackberrying, by Sheila Denning, aged 16, is full of colour, but few blackberries. In it are three girls with their ponies. Summer Days,' by Margaret Keesey, aged 17 ...