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... at home latterly, when one could indulge in such delicacies, landmarks in the glorious history of the gastronomic past. Blackberries are just on the market, at 1s 6d per lb, and, considering the baleful attitude of the average New Zealand farmer to this ...
... beautiful Bakers Brayke, where the larch trees were just showing their delicaté green foilage, they reached Stowford. on to Blackberry Farm. and_ thén over {he common to Four Firs and so pack to Woodbury after PiCnic tea at Uphams Plantation. . ...
... combustion in the oil among the turnings. / At the same time, fire broke out among a lar%e heap of garden refuse and some blackberry bushes at St. Katherine's Priory, St. Katherine's Road, Exeter. Exeter firemen soon had the fire out. ...
... Coldridge a cup at Exeter and District’ Horti- Sidwell’s Methodist Church Raspberries—l, V. G. Fox; 2, A. L. Cornish. Blackberries—l, Mrs. Dyke; 2, S. J. Hunkin; 3, A. Pulsford. Soft fruit—l, G. Hewitt; 2, A. L. Cornish; 3, Mrs. Dyke. Plums: dessert—l ...
... Flarke; 2, J. R. Drew; 3, H. R. Tremett, Early dessert pears: 1, H. R. Tremlett; 2, R. Measham (Exmouth); 3, C. Samuelson. ! Blackberries: 1, S. J. Hunkin; 2, H. R. Tremlett; 3. D. Dyer (Dawlish). Any other berry: 1, T. J. Holland: 2. }: E)' Martin; 3, S. G ...
... ALLOTMENT HOLDERS Blackberries: 1, D. Gunney; 2, H. Davey; 3, E. R, Melhuish. Soft fruit: 1, J. L. Greet; 2, H. Davey; 3, D. Gunney. Collection of vegetables: 1, Stoke Hil] Association; 2, St. Thomas Association; 3, St. Leonard’s. Open only to those who ...
... ACROSS 4. Blackberry. 20. Courteous. 8. Seldom. 21. Acrid. 9. Sportsman. 22. Conecise, 10. Imperfect. 23. Silly» 11. Skilful. chatter, 12. Time-table. 24. Territory, 18. Petty prince. y YESTERDAY’ ACROSS: 1, Barrister; 2, Usual; 9, Spiritual; 12, Sergeants: ...
... near which was a cycle, was found by a woman blackberry picker. It-was lying among brambles in a field on Llwyngrant Farm, on the Llanedeyrne road, The woman is thought to have been picking blackberries when she met her death, MISSING WIFE Cardiff City ...
... and so uphill to Hembury Fort, where they had pienic lunch. A veritable harvest festival was in the hedgerows, with nuts, blackberries, and flowers, one member picking a beautiful violet and another a ripe strawberry, The walk continued to Beer Farm, down ...
... been identified as that of Mrs. Jean Chalinder, 33, of Roath, Cardiff. She had been missing since Saturday when she went blackberrying and when discovered, her face was so severely injured that it was unrecognisable, It is believed that her injuries might ...
... from his hiding place in the forest yesterday, but he eluded capture. He is pelieved to be back in the forest, with only blackberries and a tew wild apples to eat C b mmmm— S«POINT PLAN [nsurance men start ‘pational campaign Eight hundred insurance office ...
... training prison, Parkhurst, Isle of Wight, last Friday, is still at liberty. Peters is believed to be living on nuts and blackberries in Parkhurst Forest. LIGHT-UF: 743 p.m. to 621 am, ...