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... THE BERRIES a particular liking for seasonable sweets at their first maturity, blackberry and apple tart is now more than a mere possibility. The first ripe wild blackberries will be shining black at the end of the sprays by the end of the month if only ...
... Mrs. C. Turner 2, Mrs. L. Waters 3. 3 Children: Wild flowers, Patricia Biggerstaff 1. Cvnthia Wiles 2. Graham Hancox 3: blackberries, Christine Gladwin 1, David Gladwin 2. Patricia Biggerstaft 3. painting (over 10 years), Cynthia Wiles 1, Patricia Biggerstaft ...
... are glowing; scarlet and elderberries are almost | deep purple. Dewberries, forerunners | of the swelling and ripening blackberries. are gleaming black in their ripeness. while hips and haws are fleshy and colouring fast. Autumnal fungi, c¢ncouraged by ...
... LATE September’s flowers suit the There are ample blackberries along the lessening lizht; they are not so hedges this year. A September day’s brizht and are fewer in number. Friend- picking is a worthwhile treat if it is lier than the rest of its smaller ...
... judges were impressed by the handicraft on show, and by the chiidren’s classes. Mrs. Keyte; pears, Mrs. Toon, Mrs. Paish; blackberries, Mrs. Worth, Mrs. Butcher, Mrs. Clowes; Victoria sandwich, Mrs. Tivey, Mrs. Lodder, Mrs. J. Haimes: scones, Mrs. Prior ...
... days of winter JAMS AND ahead, when summer is PICKLES almost forgotten and there is still little sign of ‘ next spring? Blackberries seem to vary from bush to bush this year—l ...
... spits on all the remaining blackberries! Happily, proof that there is no truth in the threat is provided by this writer, who, together with his family, would have long since paid the penalty for end-of-season blackberrying. o 7 » ®» A NUMBER of wild flowers ...
... Mrs. Hicks; raspberry jam, Mrs, F. Norden, Mrs. Hauptmann, Mrs. Hicks; marmalade, Mrs. Gaskin, Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. F. Norden; blackberry jelly, Mrs. Gaskin, Mrs. Tonks, Mrs. Hicks; bottled soft fruit, Mrs. Shoebridge, Mrs. Bristow, Mrs, F. Norden; bottled stone ...
... TWO icensed pedigree Large White Boa icen rge i rs, from a litter of 17 born, 11 reared from a quick-growing King David/Blackberry strain, recommended by P.LLD.A. for premiums.—W. H. Palmer, Tel. Studley 152. k X WANTED to hire for a month: Angus or Hereford ...
... dark, the strange call of the partridge scrapes the air across the meadow. FROM brambles, empty now save for an occasional blackberry or a cluster of red pips, the wren issues its challenge. The diminutive, plucky RN little bird comes “JENNY WREN very ...
... Silent birds had littl to st blackberries, gleam here and there in full voice in garden, hedgerow a bout and hips and haws are swelling and woodland. Wistful though it fast. Autumnal fungi, encouraged may sound to us, it is really a by recent dampness ...
... coffee walnut sponge cake, 1 Annie Darling, 2 Mrs Lucy, 3 Mrs Higgins; chutney, 1 Mrs Higgins, 2 Mrs ‘Harris, 3 Mrs Kitchen; blackberry and apple jam, 1 Mrs Lucy. 2 Mrs Kitchen, 3 Mrs Harris; a hat, 1 Mrs J ...