... nut gathering, although a few of the hardier ones may be seen with their baskets and long Corked sticks. Neither are the blackberries ripening, many bushes holding only green fruit as though the sun has not touched them. On the shore vast quantities of ...

... Wesleyan Church has changed considerably in appearance during the last few days. The site has been fenced round, the few blackberry bushes which once grew there have vanished, and the land has the every appearance for the coming of the builders. • • • ...

... time when elections were rarely fought in Heysham and Councils were arranged, but to-day candidates are as plentiful as blackberries and every mar with ambitious moods dreams of becoming a full blown councillor. Perhaps it may be the added, glamour of ...

... held high office as Lord of the Admiralty and Under Secretary for War (1863), Secretary for War (1866), Postmaster-General BLACKBERRIES. ‘. (1868). Chief Secretary for Ireland (1871), One whole autumnal day spent in black- ; Secretary for India (1882), War ...

... some very fine madmen/1. Another ramble will be held on Sunday. September 16th, when an opportunity will be given for a blackberry expedition. The annual general meeting of the L.S.I.S.A. will be held in the Storey Instip.m., followed by a social evening ...

... out with advantage, leaving four or five of the best for next year's un. These suggestions apply also to loganberries, blackberries, and other fruits of a kindred nature. WORK AT A GLANCE. Sow pea& Wage war against blackfly on broad Thin carrots judiciously ...

... flowers: 1 I'. Marriner; 2T. 13. Bibby. Pencil drawing, household articles: 1 P. Marriner; 2 George Smith, Carnforth. Branch at blaCkberry: 1 Doris Doekray,- Camforth. Water colour - *etch; - 1 I'. Marriner; 2 D. DockraY: Photography.—Landscare: 1 - John l3ratby ...

... flowers: 1 I'. Marriner; 2T. B. Bibby. Pencil drawing. household articles: 1 P. Marriner; 2 George Smith, Carnforth. Branch of blackberry: 1 Doris Dockray, Carnforth. Water colour .ketch: 1 I'. Marriner; 2 D. Dockray. Photography.—Landscape: 1 John llratby, ...

... join Inc in wishing them both a very happy and prosperous voyage over the matrimonial sea. •• • • BLACKBERRYING. ---------- There is a fine crop of blackberries C. 1.5 year in the hedgerows, where the brambles are plentiful. I notice the children and grown-ups ...

... join me in wishing them both a very happy and prosperous voyage over the matrimonial sea. •• • • BLACKBERRYING. - - • • There is a fine crop of blackberries year in the hedgerows, where the brambles are plentiful. I notice the children and grown-ups rambling ...

... the contestants to come to grips. Others who contributed to the evening's entertainment were: Mrs. Wood (vocalist), The Blackberries. a of niggers (Mr. T. Beaumont and Mr. Jack Carr), who revelled in the art of patter, dancing, singing and comedy, Mr ...

... the contestants to come to grips. Others who contributed to the evening's entertainment were: Mrs. Wood (vocalist), The Blackberries, a muple of niggers (Mr. T. Beaumont and Mr. Jack Carr), who revelled in the art of patter, dancing, singing and comedy ...