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... BLACKBERRYING. (FROM • COINISPONDIDIT.) Blackberrying is usually considered an occupation fit only for nursemaids and children; but, taken seriously, it is a sport not beneath the notice of grown Inert and outdoor women. If it cannot rank with shooting ...
... BLACKBERRIES FOR THE TROOPS. Mr. J. L. Holland, the Northamptonshire County Council's Secretary for Education, has organized • scheme under which it is hoped that ached children In the county will pick from 500 to 1,000 tons of , blackberries to be made ...
... SHOW OF VEGETABLES AND FLOWERS. NEW YELLOW CHINESE BLACKBERRY. The fortnightly meeting of the Royal Horticultural Society was held yesterday at their hall in Vincentsquare, Westminster. The special feature of the show was its inclusion of the Society's ...
... DRUWKENNESS AMONG WASPS. A correspondent writes on it blackberrying expedition in a not remote but unfrequented part of Surrey, I came across a spot where, apparently, ths regulations of the Liquor Control Board are unknown or ignored. It warn during ...
... Runiens. Her daughter , left home to go blackberrying about 6 pan. on the I evening of September 6. About 8 p.m. the prkmoner came to her bowie owl when asked where the little I girl was said, We have been blackberrying together. I have left bar in the wood ...
... prisoners employed. Visitors and the older village helping. Arrangements are being made for the ri . .rpful gathering in of the blackberry crop in !Wherries on the moor lands are also very Crab apples are to be harvested. ...
... support of the War Office the Food Production Department Is undertaking the organisation of the systematic collection of blackberries by school children in Bucks, Oxfordshire. Northamptonshire, Bedforebildre, Warwickshire, and Gloucestershire. A large quantity ...
... pears slightly hither, and Victoria plums wore down to 6d. and Ad. a pound. A few melons were at la. ad. to ta. each, and blackberries at Od. and lud, a pound. iTlie heavy rains had not much affected theffruit ...
... arrested, but escaped during the confusion, and walked to New Radnor, over 100 miles, living chiefly on nuts, apples, and blackberries. Ile was exhausted and was vomitjag blood. prisoner was handed over to the military , authorities. ...
... BRAVERY. TWO CHILDREN RESCUED FROM DROWNING. Two little girls named Soames, aged five and two respectively, were washing blackberry stains from their hands in the Basingstoke Canal on Wednesday when the smaller child fell into the water, and in an attempt ...
... printed in Colour, and gold—f2lo (Ellis and Smith) ; and • pair after Harland. Children Fishing and Children Gathering Blackberries, by P. Dame, in colonist:3LS (F. Sabin). The day's total amounted to £3,009 1. The Gloster Hotel. Cowes, firmierly the ...
... the following dinner was p rodut 4 for a mesa of 14 officers : Mulligatawny bream. Roast lamb. Potatoes. Peas. Mint sauce. Blackberry and apple Omelette AUX tines herb. Cee. Do not condemn this excellent f ee , a , extravagant for active service. ft on ...