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... Blackberries In December Mr. D. Buckingham, of Park-road, Wadebridge, while on a visit to Treleather Farm, Padstow, on Saturday, picked some ripe blackberries. There were also several berries red in colour as well as blossom to be found. Mr. Buckingham ...
... much as possif wild blackberry harvest, which P to be good. With a proportionate of apple an adequate supply c blackberry and apple jam ° t available. Jj, The committee decided to Ministry to indicate the price berry and blackberry and app^ a guide to ...
... MINEHEAD'S RIPE BLACKBERRIES dozen or more ripe blackberries were on which Mr. Arthur James, a fo™ v- lf , a,rmor . on the hill near the •V growing tiie open have also and man varieties summer in the locality. ...
... EARLY BLACKBERRIES PLYMOUTH The Western Morning News . n 0 $ from Mr. Albert J. Milton a blackberries grown in his f* J, Hamilton-terrace, Durnford-sw houise. . . ell The berries are quite ripe ana ...
... beneath unwonted amount of blackberry jelly. HOME-MADE WINES. Not all the blackberries are destined for the jam pan, however. Many countryfolk still brew the old-fashioned home-made wines, and for this purpose blackberries are a favourite fruit, the pleasing ...
... FIRST AND LAST BLACKBERRIES Mr. VV. H. proprietor the First and Last Hotel, has sent The Daily Mail box of ripe blackberries wn-.ch he hat gathered ti„..d at the back his house. These berries might also the first and last—the hist gaJiued 1922 and the ...
... TURN. UP” AND BLACKBERRIES.” TO-NIGAT RVENING PANTOMIME OF USE, FORMOSA, SATUBDAY. H srs, FIVE NIG TORQUAY Characters by Mesdames J.C Sauith, C. J. Wilson, &c., and Sfessrs. John Rowse, Mark Moss Mellor, Lytton Grey, Sidney val TUESDAY, ...
... Early blackberry crop Four pounds cultivated blackberries from the garden of Mr. E. Veal. Trenear. St. Dominick, were on view at a garden party at Cotehele House, St. Dominick, on Saturday. They were the first picking. ' ...
... sales knows that of lato years the humble blackberry of tho hedgerows has met a wonderful re tion, and sold at excellent prices in the wholesale ets. During the past twenty years berry fruits, of which the blackberry is a good type, have had a re- markable ...
... THE WESTERN MORNING NEWS THURSDAY JULY 1913 FRUIT FLOWER k vegetable culture NEWS) THE GREAT BLACKBERRY YEAR blackberry year At the we write numbers fruit the watercourse fruit flowrs up all other of plant bewildering multitude humble black-tort nearly ...
... that sho ason Victoria Park, and she now ad no suspicion that anyone took ber a1 Ashton, 6. Pack street, Stoke, said he ng blackberries with his sister at Old Penlee Qu y on Monday when be saw the body ina bush. the Feet bei uppermost. Witness immediately ...
... hundred has an idea of what is by the blackberry So fer as I know. the expression confined to the south-avetern t dist 1 t means a net infrequent recurrence of summer ds the end of autumn, when the wode- tending blackberry is spew the tangled ambles which ...