... Essie Price, Causeway-avenue; Arpley-street School. A daffodil. Niece Edna Fellows, 44, Bewsey-road.; Evelynstreet School. Blackberry. Niece Mabel Wright, 68, Winwick-street; Wycliffe Council School. A tulip. Niece Doris Houghton', 220, Lovely-lane; Arp ...

... clay, and it is a favourite objective for boating parties from Rock Savage. Just at present the hedges, are 'loaded with blackberries, and tea is comfortably served at Mrs. Wilkinson's cottage at the bridge, on the north side. The best way from Warrington ...

... are cordially invited. Many will look on the run as of the preliminary canter order, ad probably the usual amount of blackberrying ,' will take place ' but the novice will take a g rea t interest in the doings which initiate them to the delights of a ...

... planted them, and these are the best kinds to obtain, for they commence to fruit at once. Again; how profitable are the blackberry and loganberry, to say nothing of the raspberry and gooseberry. I find that the early apples are now ready to gather. It ...

... 168; cherries, 16.5; pears, 15-7; grapes, 149; apples, 13'0; whortleberries, 10'3; raspberries, 9'7; pineapples, 9.3; blackberries, 8 . 4; cranberries, B'4; lemons, 7.4; melons, 7'2; strawberries, 6'o; peaches, s'B; olives, 5.7. Several other fruits ...

... Saturcley afternoon last, and was fined is. and costs (125.) DAMAGING BLACKBERRY BUSHES AT HELSBY.—Martha Edwards summoned a boy, named Albert H. Tweedall, for unlawfully damaging certain blackberry bushes, to the value of is., her property, at Helsby, on the ...

... Itunrop. on 4he,7th The complainant stated that on Saturday she went with • companion, another to the Common, to gather blackberries. She saw the prisoner and he accosted her. Faulkner had eon. herr'. In his hand and he gave her and her companion some ...

... N r r d H . . ,:', * .lq Sliced Bananas & Custard. , Stewed Peara dc Custard. ..'%. / Stewed Plums & Netard. `, Stewed Blackberries &Custard. 1 Cre Cry together. BIRD% CUSTARD is one thing Stowed Damsons & Custard. needed with all Stewed, Tinned, t' :i ...

... month great crops of blackberries are ripe and ready for use. Comparatively little of the fruit—in proportion to the immense quantities that come to maturity—is picked or eaten. Yet it is not that English people do not like blackberries. There is probably ...

... 0 0- 0 0 Plums , .0 —3 0 Gooseberries Vcit o o —o 0 Raspberries „ 0 o—o 0 Black Curmmts 0 0 —0 0 Red Currants „ 0 o—o 0 Blackberries ~ 0 o—o 4 Marrows each 0 0 —0 4 Seakale Vlb 0 0 8 ...

... they havo bottled or .are bottling, this year. Any surplus plums or other battleable fruits, including any rem a ining blackberries, should be preserved to combat the currant shortage. Let us rejoice in sacrificing our small share of currants .to the ...

... & Custard. Stewed Pears & Custard. t rry them iogetker. Stewed Plums & Custard. yature provides the 7ruit: or , Stewed Blackberries & custard. BIRD'S CUSTARD is the one thing . ' St e wed Damsons & Custard. needed with all Stewe d, Tinned, -.,-. t or ...