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... serving their country instead of making themselves a nuisance to people. MASTER AND SERVANT: GIRL'S CLAlM.—Gladys Dubber, of Blackberry Lane, Halesowen, sued Keen and Co., Bromsgrove Street, for 3s. 6d. wages due.—Complainant said she was engaged at defendant's ...
... Wiliam pears, 10s. per pot ; egg plums, 3s. 6d. per pot ; Victoria plums, ss. to 6s. per pot; coloured plums, 4s. per pot; blackberries, 2s. per dozen lb. ...
... 13s. pot, Bon Cretian pears 225. 6d. pot, other sorts to 10s. 6c1., cooking apples 9s. pot, Worcester Pea'rmain 14s. pot, blackberries 2s. dozen, savoys is. pot, onions 2d. lb. Over 600 head of poultry sold dear, geese to 10d. lb. in the feather, pullets ...
... per pot, picklers 2s. dozen, damsons 13s. 6d. per pot, Codlings 65., Warner's King 145., russets 95., Blenheiins 11s., blackberries is. 6d dozen, pears 12s. 6d. to 21s. per pot, mushrooms 3s. 3d. dozen, potatoes ss. pot, parsnips 35., onions 2d. lb., ...
... formerly, and the new tank in the sanatorium was nearly completed. Flowers and magay.i nes had been sent by Mr. Smart ; blackberries, Mrs. Halfpenny ; dressing gowns for children, Mrs. Wiggin, Alvechurch ; and flowers from many of the children's parents ...
... Much LIGHT.—The following persons wore fined ss. each for not having their lights obscured in their houses :—Edith Thomas, Blackberry Lane; Alfred Worton, Mount Street, HasburY and Harry Bayliss, Dudley Road, Halesowen.— Police-constables Joyngs and Lloyd ...
... MASTER AND SERVANT.--JOSeph Ptke, nut and bolt manufacturer, Spring Hill, Halesowen, claimed £2 damages from Herbert Byng, of Blackberry Lane, for neglect of work.—Basil Price, manager, said defendant did not turn up to his work on January 10th. He was a machinist ...
... le Weaver proved the offence. Nov SHOWING LIGHTS.—For not showing his light at 12.25 on 30th ult., Benjamin Brettle, of Blackberry Lane, was fined 10s.---For a similar offence, at 12.10 a.m. on Ist August, Samuel Parkes, of Long Lane, was fined 10s.— ...
... each.—Prosecutor said he had suffered a great deal of damage to his 'hedges by people who came from Birmingham to gather blackberries, and he had been obliged to complain to the police.—Police-constable Cowell gave evidence against each defendant. —Carrington ...