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... He had not been well for some time. There are five children and the funeral takes place on Monday next. Our Ted picked • blackberry in Hated Dine recently. Like the last rose of summer it was all on its own. Mr. Hive Jones, 8.A., who is on the teaching ...
... he was tined 10/- and ordered to pay 7/6 costs. Trespassing on Line. Nan who went Looking for Blackberries. I I came up to see if there were any blackberries about, was alleged to have ; been the reply made by William Morgan, of Oxford Street, Trefor ...
... hardy as the brambles. Blackberries, and the hybrids (blackberries and raspberries crossed and recrossed), will flourish almost anywhere. in partial shade and in the sunshine, and, in rough ground dug but one spade deep. The Blackberries. Years before the ...
... Hunt. Rhubarb: 1, H. Hunt; 2, J. Blacken. Eggs, white: 1, IV. Huntley; 2, Hunt. Eggs, brown: I, W. Huntley; 2, H. Hunt. Blackberries: 1, Tat Williams. Flower Section. Window plant in 1 and 2, E. Caddy. Window plant in foliage: 1, F. Curd; 2, T. Calms. ...
... Harold Sprague, a steel I gan, of Cuba, who has beaten . • Her license was endorsed. ,Williams'rival for the • Welsh Picked blackberries on railway siding moulder improver. Mr. Spencer feather-weight title, Len Bevnon, Cyril Burford, of Dewi Street, Ponty- ...
... Britannia. Boys, what is the attraction? Is it the Britannia brunette who is home on a visit? Who are the Heath trio who went blackberry picking into the country? They brought back a box full each. But Charlie's box was the fullest. Who if the accomplished ...
... Joe the Speedster, Shanko the Politician, Foster the Trainer, George the Gardener, Evan the Spotter of Talent, Charlie the Blackberry Picker, William the Decorator, Ted the Cricketer, the Crummy Player, Billie, the Centre Forward, Bob She North Walian, and ...
... very will be gratified. Nadolig Llawen. his guards to see what MOB wrong. The wire in this roaring, raging romance ' low. I blackberry picker, henpeck, the snake of mad excitement, frenzied speed Although questions were invited very I charmer, and the Pontygwaith ...
... manure keeping their soil wet. Cold weather would weaken the unproteeted erowmt as they pushed their way to the light. New Blackberries. Better fruits of the native bramble are grown in fertile garden soil than in the hedge-mould by the sides of the roads ...
... Lloyd Rees, Rector, officiated. The bride was given away by her uncle, Mr. William Moore, of Abertridwr. and she wore a blackberry coloured two piece trimmed with angora. She also wore a spray of violets. The best man was Mr. Philip Pegler, brother of ...
... A Winter Pruning. Raspberries, blackberries and the hybrid brambles are similarly treated. Once the stems have fruited they should he cut to the ground. Thin the new canes of established raspberries to six per stool. The native and the hybrid brambles ...
... t of fresh fruit. Canned • '' Fruit for your table and Bottled Fruit for cooking. Eleven Varieties of Dessert Fruits: BLACKBERRIES. GOLDEN PLUMS. BLACKCURRANTS. RED PLUMS. DAMSONS. VicroßTA PLUMS. GOOSEBERRIES. RASPBERRIES. GREENGAGES. STRAWBERRIES. ...