... grapes (* Muscat of Alexandria” and ** Madresfield Court™), also a specimen plate of the ** Logan-berry,” a cross between a blackberry and a strawberry, and a plate of strawberry-raspberry. There were also a couple of nectarine trees in pots, efxch bear'-' ...

... Walnuts, Chestnuts, Brazils. BOTTLED FRUITS. Red & Green Plums, R.apberrju & Cur- Red &Black Currants Gooscberries, Damsons, Blackberries, e Cherries, Cherries & Currants. METZ FRUITS, sd. 9d. & 1/2 per box. CRYSTALLIZED FRUITS Assorted ..1/4 per Ib 4-1 b ...

... Chestnuts, Brazils. BOTTLED FRUITS Red & Green Plums, Baspbertiel‘ & Cur- . rants, Red &Black Currants Gooseberries, Damsons, Blackberries, Cherries, Cherries & Currants. METZ FRUITS, sd. 9d. & 1/2 per box. CRYSTALLPI‘,ZED FRUITS Assorted ..1/4 per 1b 2-1 b ...

... Good naturals ..3d. Fine layers sd. & 6d. Boxes, 41:!.. 7?.. & 1/9 each. rants, Red &Black Currants Gooseberries, Damsons, Blackberries, Cherries, Cherries & Currants. s R Assorted ..1/4 per 1b 2-1 b boxes 2/3 MINCE MEAT = perlb Fine quality ..84d. Best quality ...

... evil-smelling, tall teacals, giant “mountain” groundsel, and & host more. Ihere isno epace to speak in any detail of the bushes—blackberry and dogrose overcun with traveller's joy and honeysuckle, and of the many small piants they harbour, nor of the strange ...

... when summer is failing fast and hardly seems sble to bold Autumn at bay. In the woods aud hedges of the weald you find the blackberry blossom side by side with the ripening fruit, purple tlowers sud scarlel berries of the woody uight sbade on the same stem ...

... John Richard Morris (59) vice-president of Covent.rg Rugby Club, of 25 Station Street ; and Mr. William Tweedle (56) of 119 Blackberry Lane. ~ Mr. Morris’s daughter, Gwendoline (28) hi.- also among the injured with a suspected fractured skull. The two worst ...

... 2 G. Field, 3 J. B. Hayter. Plums (culinary) 1 Mrs. Rhodes : (dessert) 1 C. Preston. Apricots, 1 C. Preston. Cultivated blackberries, 1 F. Stone. Beetroot (globe) 1 W. Brock, 2 Mrs. Wilmot-Griffiths, 3 K. Stone; (long) 1 A. Dunn, 2 G. Field, 3 S. Badby ...

... RESULT OF COMPETITION - . Plum, pear, tomato, blackberries, ru!borry. cherries, strawberries, currants (red and black). Prize-winners : Fountain Pen, Hilary Joy Seaton, 1 Mfi Road, Ruscote l'auu.‘)liook: Keith Hobday. 7 Orchard ‘Close (6). ...

... the visitation of homes and families. Banbury Rambling Club - The first autumn ramble of the season produced a harvest of blackberries and nettle stings that eight members of the Banbury Rambling Club will not soon forget. They walked on Sunday fronlrfi\'ol\ ...

... February 28th next, to the Secretary of the Society, 53 Abington Street, Northampton. Rambling Club. —The bumper crop of blackberries gave Sunday’s walk h:\ the Banbury Rambling Club the air of a harvest festival. A circular route from Deddington via Tomwell ...

... Charlton (27.8.47). 3785 Susan Arnold, 10 Lime Avenue Banbury (7.3.49). RESULT OF COMPETITION No. 512 Hollyberries — December Blackberries—September Strawberries—June Bluebells— April Daffodils—March Poppies—August Prize-winners : Fountain Pen Susan Arnold, ...