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... BABY'S BODY Child Drowned In Pond INQUEST STORY OF PAIGNTON TRAGEDY 'THE tragic story of a Paignton child's death while blackberrying was related at the inquest held yesterday by Mr. Ernest Hutchings, County Coroner, on Betty Higman, aged years 10 months ...
... are already covered with masses of dark red haws, while the scarlet hips of the wild rose and the juicy blackberries are also to be found. Blackberries are not true berries, of course, in spite of their name, for each one is an aggregate fruit composed of ...
... raspberries 5.780. black currants 9.772. red and white currants 2,574. gooseberries 10,370, loganberries and cultivated blackberries 2.571, making 55.702 all told. All classes small fruit were less than 1935. Hardy nursery stock covered 9.980 ' acres, ...
... of morphia. A verdict of Death from misadventure was returned the jury at the inquest on George Stephen Kimber, 29. of Blackberry-terrace, Southampton, who died in Southampton Borough Hospital. It was stated he had undergone an operation for appendicitis ...
... and to drop off. while the yew is showing fruits that ar? conspicuous, because each is contained in a scarlet, juicy cup. Blackberries are still plentiful, and there is an abundance of scarlet hips, which attract birds by the bright colouring; each of the ...
... declined >- 22 acres J_**« 29 acres Cornwall, . Uctl being 899 acres - Q P^t.vely. nd cub; gooseberries, logan>i thi s ' tlva blackberries has Devon the total V have acres - while black ground at 138 show. ant, Pansions in red and rries, and cultieVe«ined ' ...
... the first words of a nurse after she had been run over by a steam lorry which backed out of a quarry lane while she was blackberrying with her employers' two little children. When she saw the lorry she pushed the children out of the way. The nurse, who ...
... remoter hamlets concerning the picking of blackberries after Old Michaelmas Day (October 10), and the story told of a townswoman who had come into the country to live, and who, finding herself short of blackberries when making jam. requested a neighbour ...
... jvfii> distance coach and 'bus station fl bay. thence to the docks for e fliers, who will reach America . tf day, pick blackberries, and ° to make the jam for breakfast; HORACE L. JEFFER *• « te' Hon. Secretary, the Plymoutn payers' Association. g, 7 ...
... slightly veiled. Following the reception, Mr. and Mrs. Runyard left for London. Bedford, and Windsor, the bride travelling in a blackberry woollen frock, trimmed with velvet of the same shade, and a New Yorker hat to match. Her coat was grey squirrel. Among ...
... trade centres. SITE FOR BLACKBERRIES. Tell the firm that has happily demolished the appallingly townlike structure at the Royal that as we are, &c, &c, no super centre is required, and that we would rather have the site for blackberries. (5) Letter of con ...
... FLOWERS AND PLANTS Natural History Observations For Week Ending June 18 Blackberry bushes are now showing their pinkish-white flowers in great abundance, and in the hedges also are to be seen the sweetly-p cr f ume d blossoms cf the honeysuckle or woodbine ...