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... and horticulturai show Dessert. pears: I. Jones Bros.•, 2. RH. on LeeS Field (by permission of Mr. Foulkes. Cultivated Blackberries,: 1. and Mrs Lee , . on Saturday. S. Hunter; 2. N. Ellis. Black grape:: The fete was opened by the Mayor 1. S. M. Gent ...
... and Half Standard size. and of all the best and latest varieties. 5.000 Gooseberry. Black Currant. Raspberry, Strawberrir. Blackberry and Loganberry Bushes 3.900 ROSE TREES in the most approved varieties of Weeping Standard. Bush. Polvantha Climbing and ...
... rhubarb: R. Hankinson. Fralt.—Deridiett apples: MIAs A. R. Taylor; cooking apples: Mae A. R. Taylor; dessert pears: S. Hunter; blackberries: N. Ells. llowers.—Sweet peas. one colour: Mrs. E. Carter; antirrhinums: R. E. Knson; gladioli: R. Tudor; roses: S. Oorham; ...
... pears: 1, Roy Venables; 2. S. Huxley: 3, 0. Shepherd. Dessert Mums: 1. S. Huxley; 2, 0. Shepherd; 3, W. Skelihorn. Dessert blackberries: 1. Roy Venables; 2, Mrs. Goldson; 3. 0. Shepherd. Bunches of grapes: 0. Shepherd. Six roses: 1, B. Bcnnion; 2, Mrs Goldson; ...
... selection of about 2.000 APPLE. PEAR, PLUM, DAMSON and CHERRIES 1,000 Goolieberry. Blackcur rant. Raspberry. Strawberry Blackberry and Loganberry bushes. 150 Plotter:mg standards. almonds, cherries. prunuts, laburnums, crabs, thorns, weeping golden willows ...
... Burgess; 2. Mrs. J. R. Pulfcrd: 3, L. S Jeffery. Upton. One Dening. Upton; 3, Mrs. Woodcock: any varietyr I. T Moore; 2 0. A. blackberry telly: 1. Mrs. Deming; 2, Peers; 3. L. S. Jeffery. Mrs Burgess; 3, Mrs. 0. C. CassadV. Esb:bitton ineurvee. Three large ...
... tral.e.d, full and half-candards beat and latest varieties. 5 090 Gooseberry. Red and Black Currant. Respberry. Strawberry. Blackberry andLoginbcry bushes. 4.003 Rose Trees in e most modes n varieties of Weeping Standard. Bush Pobantha, Climb= and Ramigers ...
... and half-standards in all the best and latest varieties. 5 000 Gooseberry. Red and Black Currant, Raspberry, Strawberry, Blackberry and Loganberry bushes. 4,000 Rose Trees in the most modern varieties of Weeping Btandard. Bush, Polyantha. Climbing and ...
... was charged at Na.ntwich Magistrates' court with indweent measure. A woman then aald that on 19th September. when picking blackberries at a wood near Nantwich. she saw a man who she thought was Edge. and that he exposed himself in front of her. In evidenee ...
... ;bone par!nta they were staying; They had been picking blackberries in the Rivacre galley. and had taken en. lot to the boy's home They returned to the valley at about 9 p m to continue blackberrying. when. it was al- kited. they were approached accused ...
... 1 P Stern. 2 A. Evans. 3 it to • nice little intonate show it was R. Mom. other soft fruit: H. H a good thing. Morris. Blackberries: 1 Mrs. Arnold. 2 - I would like to see the day when A . Evans. Crabb. those pest dahlias are kept In the m ama , Sweet ...
... Queen. ran a novelties' stall. most of them being made by herself and friends. Pears! 1, A. H. Deeprose: 2. W. J. Martin. Blackberries: 1, P. Fling: 2. S. Hunter. Black rapes: Ellis and Martin. Red plums: 1, Miss A. R. Taylor. 2, P. Prtng Black plums: 1 ...