... Knight, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. CulElmore. Mrs. Newman, Mrs. Bexhill (Mello), Mrs. Tanner. Crab apple jelly: 1. Mrs. Gulliver. Blackberry jelly: 1, Mrs. Cullimore; 2, Mrs. Page (Corfe), Mrs. Teale (Wiveliscombe); Red M currant: 1, rs. Newman, Mrs. Pringle, Mrs ...

... per dozen. 80 lot% mushrooms to Bd. per lb., 54 lots apples to 2d. per lb. Usual heavy supply produce. plums to 2id., blackberries 2M., red currants to 3;41., beaus to 61d., peas 44. per lb.. potatoes to id. per lb. and Bs. per cwt. Usual dead stock ...

... lots mushrooms to 54. per lb: 153 lots apples to 144. per lb.; pears to lid.; plums to 244. per lb. Heavy supply produce: Blackberries 24., red currants 3d., beans to 2d.. peas 24.. potatoes to Gs. 6 4 . per cwt , onions to 58. per cwt. Usual deadatock, ...

... and Stanton Drew. The body was in a reclining position, her head resting on a basket which contained a few mushrooms and blackberries. The anglers obtained assistance from Mr. and Mrs. James Filer, of Brook Cottage, Mrs. Filer receiving a shock on recognising ...

... that then seized the girl and put his is round her throat as she struggled screamed and that they rolled/ 4ggling, through blackberry bushes. It as alleged that Phillips from the of a high cliff threatened to throw the the PLACE'S REPUTATION. I sg - ezarti ...

... lb: cheese to . lb.: English honey Is. 3d. per lb; trap rabbits to 9s. per dos.: mushrooms to 84. per lb. Usual produce: Blackberries to 144. per lb; pears to lid.; plums to 24.; Potatoes to 6e. 64. per cwt: usual dead stock; also consignment of bulbs to ...

... good wishes of his hosts of friends will go with him as he goes to represent British Methodism overseas. The Blackberry Harvest The blackberry season commenced last week, and _around Bath there are ample supplies of this delectable fruit to bss. gathered ...

... 7d. p er lb.. English honey is. 3 d. per l b. . trap rabbits to 12s. per dozen, mushrooms to per lb. 200 lots produce, blackberries lid., potat,es to ss. per cwt., 108 lots apples to Id. per lb. pears to lid, per lb., damsons to 2d. per lb. ...

... plump and have a was one from his son Gilbert, Reno, U.S.A. good colour. • _ The quality of raspberries, loganberries • and blackberries may be judged by a bright OLD-TIME SONGS clean fresh appearance, combined with a solid full colour and a plumpness of the ...

... Westonsuper-Mare, the author stopped for tea • at a miner's cottage, and was given delicious blackberry and apple jam. The • secret lies in cooking the blackberries and apples separately, then blending them and P cooking them together with the sugar. Epicures' ...

... cover, and at the same time food by means of their fruits and berries. Here are a number that occur to me:— Wild Gooseberry, Blackberry, Holly, Cotoneaster Frigida (not a favourite except with blackbirds), Rubns, Berberries, Skimmia Japonica (Fragrans), Mistletoe ...

... cream to is. Bd., truokle cheese to 7d, heavy ditto to 6d., Caerphilly to sd. per lb. English honey to 11. 4d. per lb. Blackberries 6d. per lb.. French beans to 3d., peas 3d., protatoes Id. per lb and ss. 6d. per cwt. 30 lots fruit. apples to 341.. Pears ...