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... Barnett (hasty. Culinary pears: 1, 2 and 3, H. Beasley. Dessert plums: 1, H. Beasley. Culinary plums: I, P. Sherratt. Blackberries: 1, A. J. Power; 2, W. Warburton, Winterley; 3. H. Davies. FRONT GARDEN SHOW The Horticultural section also organised in ...
... apples: 1 Mrs A R Tavlor 2 N Ellis Cooking apples: 1 Mrs A R Taylor 2 Mrs M Butler 3 Mr J Butler Dessert pears: 2 S Hunter Blackberries: 2 N Elils Sweet peas: 2 Mrs Carter Antirrhinums: 2 W Kitson Gladioli: 2 N Ellis Roses: 2 S Graham Annual flowers 1 E Jones ...
... Barnett Oresty. Culinary pears: 1, 2 and 3, H. Beasley . Dessert plums: 1, H. Beasley. Culinary . Plums: 1. P. Sherratt. Blackberries 1. A. J. Power; 2. W. Warburton, Winterley; 3. H. Davies. Dark honey: 1 and 2. J. H. Jackson, Crewe; 3. Mrs. A. Edmonds ...
... covered parts of the slopes. In the portions, meadowsweet still loonied, as did the angelica and great burnet saxifrage. The blackberry bushes were covered vith large juicy berries, just right for gathering. I could not resist the temptation o sample some ...
... Barnett °nutty. Culinary pears: 1. 2 and 3, H. Beasley. Dessert plums: 1, H. Beasley. Culinary plums: 1, P. Sherratt. Blackberries: 1. A. J. Power; 2. W. Warburton, Winterley; 3, H. Davies. HONEY Dark honey: 1 and 2, J. H. Jackson, Crewe; 3, Mrs. A. ...
... 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; ...
... Coops 2 E Cater 3 and Bickerton Pears: 1 P R E Levy 2 Carter 3 E L Bickerton Plums: 1 E Bickerton 2 H F Peet 3 E Carter Blackberries: 1 Mrs M Twigg G Crossley 3 Lomas Cauliflowers: W Morris 2 A Skellern Marrows: 1 W V PercivaU 2 E L Bickerton 3 Mrs M O’Hanlon ...
... 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; ...
... £2om. Children Classes. Vase of wild flowers and grasses: 1. &tartan Tornkinson: 2. Roy Curzon; 1. Edward Buckley. Dish of blackberries: 1. Roy Curzon: 2. Peter Hardman: 3. Edward Buckley. 'The extra Ba a week for men. with corresponding increases in other ...
... cellar is a good bright red. The lowberry is growing Quarter. Shoots instead loganberry crossed blackberry. It of tubers would be made in Is blark. Blackberries, rasp- light. No warmth is needed. Let berries, laztonberries and low- the tubers rest upon an ...
... He pleaded - Guilty. Chief Inspector J. R. Crosby said the girl went to the Mucky Bridge with a companion to gather blackberries. Accused, after asking the girls what they were doing, asked them to accompany him to a place where he said there was plenty ...
... each, but well worth the money in the vitamin C. they provide. Although in country districts there has been an excellent blackberry crop. there are none to be obtained in Crewe Shops. enema Ihe Limited, at 27. Br.dge Sum, die CIIf Cheater. and Published ...