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... may untrue. ft is not unlikeV ae that knighthoods will fail en the heeds of Mayors of county boroughs like eseeerers of blackberries, and that those already so honoured will receive the more substantial hotiour of hassistrien. The meeting was presided ...
... Ranks Road. told the Aquas that the land was used every Jas of the sear. Think again It was used by people exercising dogs. blackberry pickers, trainspotters ariii walkers uho'entoyed going along would not class the event as a the footpath. failure. Every ...
... Mrs. Joyce Dudley. who lives at 3 Festival Avenue. stated that under the first scheme she would have lost damson trees, blackberry canes, and been forced to move her greenhouse. Under the new plans there would not be room to site the greenhouse or a garden ...
... sitting on • stile. Not being backward, he got into conversation and, looking at the basket near her, asked tf she liked blackberrying. She said she did not. so he seized the opportunity to offer his services. Some time after he returned, somewhat out of ...
... TWIN PACK APPLE PIE 21b POTATO SCALLOPS 51b GARDEN PEAS 4 ENCORE CHEESETOMATO PIZZA 51b CHIPS ROSS POTATO PANCAKES ROSS BLACKBERRY APPLE DUMPLINGS ROSS COCKTAIL SAUSAGE ROLLS X30 TUNA PASTA STIR FRY BEEF KORMA STIR FRY SPANISH PAELLA STIR FRY 4 ROSS FAGGOTS ...
... purposes. It represents the final stnp of undeveloped land before the railway boundaries in the Trent area. Dunng summer blackberries grow in profusion, while a varied selection of bird and animal life finds refuge in the area. All this would be swept aside ...
... 3. Rice. Plums, cooking: 1, Rice. Pews: 1. Newbold; 2, Rice; 3, 0. W. Gerrish, L.E. Hardy Fruits: 1, Rice; 2, Newbold. Blackberries: 1, C. Beswick, L.F. 2. Gerrlsh ; 3. Weaver. FLOWER CLASSES IMEAIBERS) Chrys3;* Incurved : Poulton; 2 11. Croce, L.E, Roe: ...
... pheasant, owls and many birds which seem to feed on the plants and their seeds In the autumn the tip provides pounds of blackberries, hips,hawses and seed heads to delight any flower arranger. In short a ready made little nature reserve right on Long Eaton's ...
... these were won by Mrs. Bush: Dr. Sherowig a basket of fruit, which was auctioned and went to Mr. I. Kingsbury: e basket of blackberries, which Mr. G. Gregory gave, went by auction to Mr. S. White. Dr. Sherow,t presented the various prizes, and the sum of ...
... Thursday afternoon, • young girl, ?dies Annie Knight, daughter of Mr. John Knight cf Sawlay, met with an accident whilst blackberrying. She was on a gate, and turning dizzy, fell from the top. breakirg het collar tone in bee fall. She was conveyed to Long ...
... to. dry new. Peaches. when ng their len swelling. be plenty of nourishment. an increasing interest in the cultivation of Blackberries has brought a good many varieties into notice, andamong them all our own native varieties nave proved as good any under ...
... be add iko at woo and WINE GRAPES IN ENGLAND THilEnglish countryman MU brews all kinds of wine from comb elderberries, blackberries. etc- and very good they often a i r a e a . mo =thansplonstUrc the amount of Mae brewed coi N g merely depends an of t ...