... grown) 1 R. Keightley, 2 and 3 A. M. Lock. Six tomatoes (indoor grown) 1 A. M. Lock. 2 S. Dover, 3 G. W. Camp. Dish of blackberries: 1 Mrs. A. M. Lock, 2 W. Archer. 3 E. Hill. Dish of 12 gooseberries: 1 S. Dover, 2 R. Albon, 3 S. Dover. Dish of 12 ra ...

... Larman. 3 E. Street. Pears. 1 R. K. Godman. 2 J. F. Newton. 3 E. M. Matthews. Damsons, 1 and 2 Edwin Street. Cultivated blackberries, 1 R. Brown, 2 H. V. Smith. 3 Mrs. P. C. Rogers. Collection of four var- Mrs. F. Lockey. Hard fruit (1951), 3 Mrs. D. M ...

... and 3, H. Berwick; apples (cooking), 1 Winchester, 2 Willis. 3 Stonebridge; plums, 1 E. K. Miller. 2 Winchester, 3 Gill; blackberries, 1 Winchester, 2 Stott, 3 Dennis; gooseberries, 1 Miller. Aster (coloured), 1 Winchester, 2 T. Cowley, 3 E. Miller; -carnations ...

... the Chairman, Mr. G. I Mrs. h g Dear, .j g. a. Ayiott. Miss Prentice and Mrs. Eales ' • I , ss , • iar Davies Cultivated blackberries. Mrs. C onrl Mice; Pickled Shallots, 1 Mrs. A. A finp rlicn’nv H . Hvde: damsons, A. Bandv; plums. , P IIL i?j cna , T ...

... 1 E. Blackburn, 2 N C. Dear, he N. O. Dear; hens’ eggs, 1 Mrs. S. Street, 2 Mrs. H. G. Dear, 3 G. A. Aylott; cultivated blackberries, 1 Mrs. C. H. Hyde; damsons, 1 A. Bandy; plums, 1 Mrs. N. C. Dear, 2 Mrs. J. Silverwood, 3 Mrs. M. Harwood: pears, 1 Mrs ...

... exception. are not obstructing the pavements? annual report of th tow n hall. To-day. 1 have done just the Parcels containing blackberries Bedfordshire have done badly ribbon as a low-cut casual. shoe can be worn without the Because the Town Hall is same thing ...

... gossamer N In Tea Rose or White. are invited, takes place at the Bedford Modern School on Sault- The Subtlety Of JUST A Blackberry day, at 3 p.m. After the meeting COINCIDENCE the anntal•North versus South o E idea of the layman's con- the county match ...

... satisfy the birds, and a this season to prevent—or the V 1 l6 h e dBe has been thieving of birds, especially us od for giant blackberry, the vile pigeons, which only ' vhl f h - a garthis week we found had made dener savs, will kill the hedge. a dreadful ...

... each. SOFT FRUITS Blackcurrants, 1/6 each. Redcurrants, 1/6 each. Gooseberries, Leveller and Careless, 2/9 and 3/6 each. Blackberries, 3/6 each. Raspberries, 6/- dozen. MICHAELMAS DAISIES The Archbishop semidouble purple-blue. The Bishop —plum purple. ...

... WEDNESDAY, 11th MARCH 1953. at 11 o'clock EXHIBITION GLADIOLUS CORMS. in packets 50 and TOO: Black Currant: Gooseberry and Blackberry; Bush and Climbing Roses: Flowering Shrubs and Conifers, four-year-old Apple, Pear, and Plum Trees in popular varieties ...

... WEDNESDAY. Hth MARCH 1953. at 11 o’clock EXHIBITION GLADIOLUS CORMS. in packets of 50 and 100: Black Currant; Gooseberry and Blackberry; Bush and Climbing Roses: Flowering Shrubs and Conifers; four-year-old Apple. Pear, and Plum Trees in popular varieties ...

... Mathieson. The Church tower was open to allow everyone to see the bread. 9. Miss G. Bradshaw. 3' Miss E. M, Knight; (Dish of blackberries). 1 K Piercy 2 Mrs. Whitbread. 5 Miss E M. Knight: (Collection of outdoor fruit. 1 Mrs. Whitbread (special prize). 2 Miss ...