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... Poultry, to 5.. each: tame rabbits to potatoe.. stare to Ist. t teed to 2s. 3d. bag: pearl to 1- tomatoes to 10d. lb : blackberri• • ' tod. lb.: apples. Co: to 1.. lb.. ton Pippins to 51. lb.. Jaime. Grioe 4 lb.. o'harle. Ro.. to lb.. Last ,, n , to ...
... found rostbitten on the moors in North Wales in March 1964 As a result of exposure his feet were removed A man picking blackberries in a field just outside Ufra combe discovered Lappin face downwards His artificial limbs were by his side SOME SHOPS NOT ...
... are being hampered E;' floating weed. The Izaak Walton (Stafford) A.A, fish Bill Owen m& match in thll water on Sunday at Blackberry-lane. Below Stafford at the Ladder Bridge and Brancote the water i; low, too, and the reports of catches have not been very ...
... found frostbitten on the moors in North Wales in March 1964 As result of this exposure his feet were removed A man picking blackberries in a field just outside Ilfracombe discovered Lappin lying face downwards His condition indicated that he had been there ...
... W Tuttan e -11 D e 0464 in dualcontr.tled Vouxbal: Door-tn-door sem lee Write. to THE EFFICIENT RCHOOL OF MOTORING. 29, Blackberry Lane, Slake Heath TrtrpMM f•vestry THE JOHN LONDON SCHOOL OF HAIRDRESSING I RION IN on, .n 1 awes Nov rem 1 I.: POINCIPOL ...
... Mrs. Blakey. Marmalade: 1 Mrs. Clare: 2 Mrs., Woods; 3 Mrs. Codrington. Novice: 1 Mrs. Freeman: 2 Mrs. Morgan. Apple and blackberry jelly: 1 Mrs.' Blakey: 2 Mrs. Clarke; 3 Mrs. Holme. Yellow plums in syrup: 1, Mrs. Holme: 2 Mrs. S. Smith jnr: 3 Mrs. Codrington ...
... are a One I studded with coral red berries yellow and as the breeze :and where they sprawl the passes through there is a blackberries sprawl also. still w h is p er •of f a lling loaded with succulent berries t e :vt. some of which drift even while the ...
... RED TOMATO CHUTNEY I)LUMS. damsons, apples, pears, blackberries, marrows, green or red tomatoes are harvesy crops all suited to chutney making. Buy them now at their cheapest market prices to turn into winter warming chutneys of your own choosing, Chutney ...
... pears Bs. stone: aé)ples 4s. 6d. to 9s. stone: walnuts 2s. 6d. Ib.: blue stalks 3s. 3d. to 4s. Ib.; tomatoes Is. 7d. Ib.: blackberries Is. 6d. |b.: mushrooms 3s. to 4s. lb.; dressed fowl 4s. 6d. to T7s. each: honey ss. jar; butter ss. 6d. Ib.; duck eggs ...
... the massed colours of other years have not appeared—it seems that lack of summer sun is associated with a green autumn. Blackberries ripened so slowly that half the crop was stil] on the brambles when October came, Tt used to be saig that black berries ...
... Snowdrops Anem Musoarf Ranunouta Cvtiaus Veronica Honeysuckle Rlbes Spirea Hydrangeas or Lavender Plant Bush Heathers 6: Blackberry or Blackcurrant Bushes 5-: Fern Polyanthus Michaelmas Daisies Xmc°Da 3 Double Primrose Blue Beech SiTver 3 Willows Xmas ...
... Anemones Muscar: 3 3 Cyt Veromcs Lauret. Rives. Mydrangeas Lavender Bushes 7 6 3 mined Shrubs 6 3 sh Meathers 2 6. 3 3 tere Blackberry Plants 4 6 od or Bushes 5 Roots 2 6. 25 Walltiowers 4 12 Potyanthus, D. 4 i Double Prmroses 4 3 Peones Rores 3 76 6 Peopls ...