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... committee. Mrs. J. Lccky, Mils J. Simpson. D. C. Gamble and R. F. Young. Local fruit purchasers have not been accepting any blackberries this season, and it disappointing to see the crop, which has been the best for many years, decaying on the bushes. At the ...
... “jungles” that England could produce. At Cannock Chase, Staffordshire, the Clifford tackled thick undergrowth, a mixture of blackberry, briar and bracken, on land that had lain fallow for many years. Working often on a gradient of one in four inches, the ...
... message. Gardai also were active in the Donnycarney area where it was reported that one of number of little girls picking blackberries had been kidnapped a man In car. There is no report of any child missing from the district. MONTGOMERY'S VIEWS ON ...
... the question that worries me Will there be Carageen Moss? The apple and pear trees failed this fall And scarce are the blackberries 100. While the gardeners round the town declare Their peas and beams ne’er grew. All this is bad and very bad. And surely ...
... BLACK EYED SUSAN big outspan orange per nerson Blackberries or chopped dates to garnish Fruit salad dressing Peel one big sweet South African orange for elch serving. Remove much as possible Of the white nlth and separate into segments. Arrange in circle ...
... kindness and hospitality come second nature. In those care-free days a child s ultimate in pleasure was as much in gathering blackberries in a shady lane or bird's-nesting as in going for bathe or tripping off to Manor village for a rn6ss&BC. The opening this ...
... large land reclamation scheme is in progress in Borwnhall, where hundreds of acres of trees are being uprooted. This year’s blackberry crop is expected to the best for ha!f-a century. Briar trees are laden with fruit. Cast year they sold at 2/6 a stone. GLENTIES ...
... oven till golden brown. For a first-rate cold sweet, melt some red jelly—raspberry, strawberry, blackcurrant, cranberry or blackberry—and brush quickly over too. Leave to set and add either rich whioped cream or stiffly beaten white of eggs which can be ...
... on to Amer- McOroarty passed their Intermediate Exie« durina the week amlnatlon with honours. They are both This vear's blackberry picking season ° Four Masters High School, has started It has proved Donegal and were former pupils of Glen- O f?e/°n r ...
... Clifford and Mr. T. Donoghue; committee. Mrs. O’Neill, Miss C. O’Neill. Mr. G. Gallagher, Mr. K. O’Neill. Mr. A. Gill. Blackberries are being bought in the town at the rate of four shillings per stone. Play commenced the Presbyterian Badminton Hall during ...
... good for sheep, but with such large numbers on offer some inferior “lots” were unsold. Young pigs met good steady trade. Blackberry gathering is proving lucrative employment for school children prices for the berries are quite good, ranging from three ...
... for yourself JAMES QUINN 28 WILLIAM STREET PHONE 2700. George Cunningham, Lower Town Gdvanalee, picked a number of ripe blackberries near his home. ...