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... Col Gardner Waterman Shallots: 1 J P 2 Mrs Lee Fruit— Five kinds: I Mrs Hill Currants: 2 J P Gooseberries: 1 P Pearson or blackberries: 1 E 2 Mrs Archer Plums: I Mrs Lee 2 N Coppard Apples— J J P Pearson 2 Mrs G Stevens Culinary: 1 Miss Ramsay 2 Mrs Stevens ...
... through sieve or stone and mash them Add milk to purfie and mix thoroughly Place in glass dish and chill before serving BLACKBERRY AND APPLE SHORTCAKE (For 4) 6 oz plain flour and level teasps baking powder or 6 oz self-raising flour pinch salt I oz margarine ...
... becomes more luxuriant as in England with sweet chestnut and oak trees in abundance and bramble bushes on which enormous blackberries hang ripe and plentiful at this time of year Earthquake Experiences On September 5th camped on a rocky ledge in these mountains ...
... Todd Cabbage lettuce: Rev J M Walker Shallots: Mrs Watchous J P Pearson Currants: Mrs Hill Colonel McCleverty Loganberries blackberries: C E Maude L Vincent Plums: Colonel McCleverty Dessert apples: C E Maude Culinary apple’s: Mrs Lee Fruit any other variety: ...
... Colonel C O Henfrey Pears (ripe): Colonel Anson Mc-Geverty Unripe: Mr C E Maude Mrs Hill Any other fruit: Mr J P Pearson (blackberries) Mrs Elliot (plums) Mrs Hills (figs) Collection of vegetables : Mr W E Wilkins Mrs Tapp Mr J P Pearson FLEET ROAD METHODISTS ...
... Wallace: Dr W McCta 3 Lieut-Col Q Heafrcy Leruice 2 Col McClcvcrnr : i u wiicaou ut w it vaneucs: i col verry Lotanberriea blackberries: 1 W Walker 2 J P L Vln- Plinni: 1 Mis 2 Col 3 T H Conpard 1 Mri 2 O Swrant 3 W E Waite caHnary 1 Mn Cook: 2 Col Duncan ...
... Rambing Club met Haslemere for walk over Blackdown on Sunday A bracing walk brought them through chestnut woods and excellent blackberries to Fernhurst for lunch In the afternoon they rambled through more woods into Lipnook Here a good tea enjoyed Anyone who ...
... Shallots: 1 Mr Allen 2 Mr Ci Watchous Fruit collection: 1 Group Capt Maude Gooseberries: 2 Dr L Dobbin Loganberries or blackberries: 1 Croup Capt Maude: 2 Rev A S C Walker Plums: l Mrs Morris 2 Dr Dobbin Apples desert: 1 Col Duncan Smith 2 Dr Dobbin Culinary: ...
... Abinger It was a fine sunny day and everyone enjoyed strolling through the field paths in the afternoon gathering nuts and blackberries followed by a good tea at Shere The club's first social of the season is in St Alban's Hall Farnborough tomorrow evening ...
... Aldershot at a reasonable price recently Mr are Italy Blackberries course rare shops usual Most people to pick their own at week-ends The wild crop is expected to fairly but late Most blackberries brambles they in the north are not yet ripe there are ...
... who gave useful criticisms on each entry and awarded prizes as follows: 1 Mrs Stevens (raspberries) 2 Mrs Bob Cranstone (blackberries) 3 Miss Leather (Victoria plums) Prizes were kindly given by Mrs Leather Plans were made for visits to the autumn group ...
... cyclists involved in accidents dealt in turn with black currants red currants gooseberries raspberries loganberries and blackberry types Starting with methods of propagation he went to deal with general cultivation and passed on a great deal of valuable ...