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... marquee a splash of beautiful colour was pro- Bottled preserved strawberries, rasp- Med by the strong entries in the berries. blackberries or loPriberries; 1, classes for sweet peas and gladioli. Of Mrs. K Bowyer; 2. Mrs. D. Gore; 3. especial merit was the ...
... soaking (If necessary) with rain water. And in early June, I hope to be enjoying my first broad beans of the season. - • Blackberries hanging in Profusion over the hedges will bring many a sigh to the poor housewife whose shelves have been denuded of their ...
... Cheshire orchards were so completely denuded of damsons— our own particular fruit crop Wild fruit is plentiful particularly blackberries which will make up for the damsons to some extent for jam-making” Believed to be the last of its kind the life-size model ...
... advancing Advance with it BY (OININC The STOCKPORT LABOUR LEAGUE OF YOUTH At THIS SATURDAY AUGUST 26 FARMERS ARMS FIELD (Blackberry Lane Entrance) By permission of Councillor Mrs Forrest FANCY DRESS (Children) BABY SHOW DANCING DISPLAY LOCAL TALENT COMPETITION ...
... do or die Fletcher (1579-1625) APPLES GREEN added until the last minute as otherwise its will evaporate Mix apple with blackberries elderberries peaches or qtiinces “combination” jellies Apple jelly and cut the un peeled apples in rounds across the cores ...
... the tragedy “Advertiser reporter Wilson two sons of Mr Mrs E Wilson said : We had cycling and decided to on moss to look blackberries We were walking along the top leading to when screams for There a little boy at side that his was water we looked four ...
... 16-years-old milkboy of 66 Beau-fort-square Birkenhead and Ronald Hanlon aged 15 of 8 Bray-street Birkenhead were picking blackberries on a hill overlooking the pool when they heard cries of distress from the direction of the pool Wilson told the News last ...
... J. Butterworth; 2. Mrs Bradbury; 3. Mrs. Bentley. Apples (heaviest): 1, J. E. Coombes; 2, E. W Davies; 3. E. W. Wright. Blackberries: 1, E. W. Davies; 2. D. E Broady; 3, W. E. Evans. Grapes: 1. C. Dempster; 2, W. Cooke; 3, E. W. Wright. ...
... Shallots : 1 J H Adams 2 T SClby 3 T Howard Cooking apples 2 D O Jones 3 G A Wilkes Dessert apples : 2 C Lorenz 3 T Selby Blackberries : 2 J Powell 3 F Rigby Blackcurrants : 2 J Powell FLOWERS Sweetpeas 2 G Leach Antirrhinums 2 T Howard 3 G Leech Asters ...
... Oldham 3 J Wright Dessert apples: 1 F H Oldham 2 E Aisthorpe 3 N V Manning Grapes: 1 S A Bestwick: 2 J Downs: 3 A Ridley of blackberries: 1 N V Manning 2 A Spurr 3 W Clayton Six hen or duck (open class to all members WPCC): 2 Mrs R H Axon Children’s Classes ...
... tender Rub plums through sieve or stone and them Add milk to purte and mix thoroughly in glass dish chill before serving BLACKBERRY AND APPLE SHORTCAKE (For 4) 6 oz plain flour and 3 level teasps baking powder or 6 oz self-raising flour pinch salt 1 oz ...
... tender Rub plums through sieve or stone mash them milk puiee and thoroughly Place in glass dish and chill before serving BLACKBERRY AND (For 4) oz plain flour and level tecops baking or 6 oz self-raising flour pinch salt I oz margarine I level dessertsp ...