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... Vicaragelane has been a bone of contention for many years, being in a deplorable condition at times, and covered with weeds and blackberry bushes. The scavenger has informed the parish council that he will keep it clean, but will not be responsible for weeding ...
... Vicaragelane has been a bone contention for many years, being in a deplorable condition at , times, and covered with weeds and blackberry bushes. The scavenger has informed the parish council that he will keep it clean, but will not be responsible for weeding ...
... assistance to try and retrieve the cycle Mr. Lambert Gorwyn had to take the return journey back to Topsham train. Picking blackberries on Sunday, a few days afterwards, a lad. wending his way through the bracken in a field a mile away from Starcross pier ...
... meeting Mrs. Redmore, ot the D.C.C., gave an interesting talk on inteiior decoration. The monthly competition (a pound of blackberry and apple jelly) resulted as follows: 1. Mrs. Harris; 2. Mrs. L. Stacey; 3, Mrs. Hatherley. special competition resulted: ...
... been'given by Miss Bell-Walker of the Devon C.C. About 11 members spent a whole day canning peaches, pears, apples and blackberries. Lunch and tea were prepared and served by Mrs. Peter Stanbury. It has been decided to purchase fruit canning machinery ...
... been'given by Miss Bell-Walker ot the Devon C.C. About 11 members spent a whole day canning peaches, pears, apples and blackberries. Lunch and tea were prepared and served by Mrs. Peter Stanbury. It has been decided to purchase fruit canning machinery ...
... and beating the Prosecuting on of the Ministry of Pensions. H. said that on 9th Clive Ostler (otherwise Hill) was icking blackberries with his foster- rother and sister in a field at Ken- tisbea‘e when Hartnell appear and gsiapped the boy on ach side of ...
... work Lane don Sons, We.r View Old Exeter. Phone Toosham OUNO LADY required assist In farmhouse family.—Apply: Mrs Sage. Blackberry. loca. Employment Exchange C'HURCH ENGLAND CHILDREN'S ' SOCIETY MARRIED OOUPLES. man Male Assistant and wife Cook, required ...
... at home latterly, when one could indulge in such delicacies, landmarks in the glorious history of the gastronomic past. Blackberries are just on the market, at 1s 6d per lb, and, considering the baleful attitude of the average New Zealand farmer to this ...
... beautiful Bakers Brayke, where the larch trees were just showing their delicaté green foilage, they reached Stowford. on to Blackberry Farm. and_ thén over {he common to Four Firs and so pack to Woodbury after PiCnic tea at Uphams Plantation. . ...
... combustion in the oil among the turnings. / At the same time, fire broke out among a lar%e heap of garden refuse and some blackberry bushes at St. Katherine's Priory, St. Katherine's Road, Exeter. Exeter firemen soon had the fire out. ...
... Coldridge a cup at Exeter and District’ Horti- Sidwell’s Methodist Church Raspberries—l, V. G. Fox; 2, A. L. Cornish. Blackberries—l, Mrs. Dyke; 2, S. J. Hunkin; 3, A. Pulsford. Soft fruit—l, G. Hewitt; 2, A. L. Cornish; 3, Mrs. Dyke. Plums: dessert—l ...