... Mrs. 8. Herbert. 2 Mrs. S. Herbert. Plains: 1 Mrs. H- E. Weston. Fears, unripe: 1 Mrs. H. E. Weston. Tea plate of wild blackberries: 1 Banyard. Jam: 1 Mrs. Emery. 2 Mrs. D. Weston. Eggs; 1 Mr. Bonyard. 2 Mr. Wiggins. Bottled fruit: 1 Mrs. Wiggins, 2 Mrs ...

... are qnite lot of pretty berries and bright coloured leaves around, see what yon can for me. • Ton can paint blips, haws, blackberries, elderberries, or coloured leaves, or little group of them if you wish. Seniors can help the juniors telling them what ...

... reserve Shustoke Susie 12th, 33tgiw. (Mr. Salt). Large iMack: Gill*, born January Ist to March 31st. 1951, 1 Ea>tlangton Blackberry 21st, 42gus. (Mm. J. Hignett, Market liarborough). Gilts, born April Ist July 31st. 1951, 1. and breed champion, Lindy Jane ...

... reserve Shustoke Susie 12th, 33igu*. (Mr. Salt). Large Mlack: Giltv. born January Ist to March 31st. 1951. 1 Earthing ton Blackberry 21st. 42gns. (Mrs. J. D. llignctt. Market Harborough). Gilts, born April Ist to July 31st. 1951, 1, and breed champion, ...

... with the blackberry pickets who failed to abut tbs gate and let hie cows oat of the great field and into the corn. If had those partimlar people would not hare felt tbemselTee Tory welcome land they had chosen to search for the blackberries which they ...

... Globe beet: 1 M. Bo! aad 2 D. X. Crane. Haairolda: P. Westwood. 2A. ’’Bwiafen. Peaa; IW. X. Crane. Boiland. Cultivated blackberries: 1 L. Bird. Tomatoes: IJ. Tboroe. 2X. 8. Craae. Collection veeetables (not lace tbaa four vurieCe*): H. Bollaad 2 W. X ...

... Beet: 1 P. Westwood. 2 D. E. Crane. Mangolds: 1 U. D. Simms, 2 P. Westwood. Peas: 1 E. Smith. 2 H. BoliSaod. Cultivated blackberries: 1 B. T. Ban ford. 2C. L. Bird. Tomatoes: 1 J. Thorpe. 2 Mrs. Pradley. Collection of vegetable#: H. Botfand. 2W. E. Crane ...

... beneficial holiday was spent at Prestatyn. North Wales, children of the Hamilton Homes. Bathing, racing, camping, and blackberrying were the chief attractions, and a party of cheery sunburnt children returned to Rugby, looking pictures of health and vitality ...

... THE PRIZE LIST Group I—Bott>d Iruit syrup: Black currant* Mrs. Cooke; blackberries. Mrs. L. Clark; gooseberries. Mrs. P. and Mm. Smallwood; Mr*. Heaton; pears, Mrn. E. Taylor; plums. Mrs. L. tiroup 2.—Jams and Black currant. Mm. KmalNroou; gooseberry ...

... Williams. There ware sot enough entries to giro extra prises. The mining words were;—Dark, Perk, trees, peers, apples, Isas, blackberries, hips, haws, and swallows. Hoping to bear from you all again this week. With lore. Sincerely yours, Lady Oroenelssree. ...

... (solihnll Maple Leaf 283rd); 2. W. J. Byman (Wall Beautiful 2Soth). Sow born in 1963 on or after July let: 1, W. J. Hyman (Wall Blackberry 65th); 2, J. F. Wright 'Solihull Dainty Girl 219th): 3. P. H. Lewis (Elmstone Ladv Mollington 38th). Large ■laofc.—Row or ...

... had stopped hi# lorry near Dappers Bridge to have hit break. He spoke to the two children end asked if they were going blackberrying. He asked them to stop pad talk, and pulled kis hand out of his pocket and said, “I will shoot you. He had nothing in his ...