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... serving in the Army in Germany) also won the King's ! Scout badge two years ago. jHe, too, was in the All Saints' company. Blackberry Cluster ON New Year's Day, Mr. G. W. Roberts, British ! Railways Inspector Lansidown station, Cheltenham, ! picked cluster ...
... snowdrops appear. Mr. John Roberts, of Oakfield, The Park, tells us that on a hedge bordering his garden he has actually a blackberry bush in bloom. Big Success IT is satisfactory to hear that the Cheltenham Hobbies Exhibition at the Rotunda last week proved ...
... season and get on with spring. garden near home primroses have been in flower ior some time, and we have been able to read blackberries picked from the hedgerows. The earliest the wild birds will soon be tempted to iay, for they have a busy programme before ...
... loganberries, cultivated blackberries or the various hybrids. All fruit on young wood, and when fruiting is finished this wood should be cut out. A possible exception may be made, although it is not essential, in the case of blackberries, where it is pardonable ...
... R Hollinshead). Poppy Day Stephens), Benvoy Bay (O O'Neill). Starbite Kelly). Mer:cob (L Donnelly), Lord Fits Wilson). ! Blackberry Pie (F Wren), Delighted (J Moloney), Oil Moon Turnell). Off 1.32. Dotting.—ll-8 Dacelo. 7-2 Poppy Day, 4-1 Morse Code, 7-1 ...
... ran: The Only Way Marshall), Grey Pampas (W Mann), Pierre (R Turnell), Colorbar (Mr W Martin), Cavarodossi (K Mullins), Blackberry Pie (T Cusack), Ja»nln II. (M Bosphorous Knight (P Hartley).—Off 2.0. Betting: 9-4 agst. Father Albion, 5-2 Victory Knight ...
... Offenham Man's £2,343 Will Mr. Frederick Richard Hotchkins, of the Cottage, Gibbs-lane, Offenham, near Evesham, formerly of Blackberry-lane, Felcourt, Surrey, who died on January 20, left £2,343 gross, £2,298 net value. Probate has been granted to his son ...
... the pleasant—and unpleasant—things which have happened to me while under canvas. At certain seasons, one can go gathering blackberries, nuts and other fruits of nature. The child naturalist, geologist, botanist and angler ic also in his element while out ...
... Robinson, 5 M 1 Carter Scabious (one vase, _ bl ?°™ |: r a ior ■' s v ;. SS o 1 equal Mrs Miller. BEGTION S—OPEN5 —OPEN Blackberries (1 dish 50): Mrs is Smith. 2 D Martin rj, 2 Hole and Morris Martin. Red dish 30 bunches): 1 E • Taylor, 2 Hole and Morris ...
... See the beautiful display in our windows. PLEASE WRITE FOR PATTERNS You are sure to find the exact shade you prefer RUST BLACKBERRY NIGGER BROWN iICTBLUE ™SCHIA RESEDA NAVY DEEP PINK PURPLE LEAF GREEN SAXE SCARLET ROYAL BLUE BOTTLE GREEN LILAC DOVAL RED ...
... known packs. Ridge cucumbers a poor trade. Heavy consignments of tomatoes met a very brisk trade, and prices hardened. Blackberries, rasp berries, black and red currants plentiful and dearer. Grapes a moderate inquiry. Peaches and apricots clear readily ...
... time for those who live in the country, and soon everyone will be able to collect the fruits of the hedgerow—rose hips, blackberries, and so forth. I'll tell you more about the harvest of the hedges later In the month. I don't know whether all our intending ...