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... praise. A basket of tomatoes, grown out-of-doors and shown by Miss Walton, also secured a special, as also did the American blackberries, shown by the Rev. J. A. Hervey. SRS The vegetable classes were well filled, every seasonable variety being shown, the ...
... Derries to grow to any appreciable size, but is fruit was grown there commercially. It was Well adapted to the American blackberry, which considered that the exposed site, the sandy thrives here. Lloyd George raspberries, planted soil, and the low rainfall ...
... 1 Miss Allen. Cuat flowers, 1 Mrs. French, 2 Mrs. Chenery. Cat carden flowers, 1 Miss Harris. Special Awards.- American blackberries, 1 Rev. J. A, Hervey. Potatoes (weight), B. Walmsley- Cotham znd Chenery and French. Oneambers, 1 Chenerv and French, Vases ...
... 1925, and is concerned with the death of Howard Randall. The question is, who shot him? and the answers are as thick at blackberries in Autumn. The tension is kept up to the very end of the play and is most exciting. Those who want a real thrill, together ...
... defendant obtained a living by gathering blackberries and mushrooms, and lived at a common lodging-house. He had known defendant for five years, but had never known him in regular employment. He gathered mushrooms, blackberries and watercress, which he went round ...
... explained his behaviour to the Bench by saying that he was taking the dog out for a walk, and looking for a good place to go blackberrying at the same time. The dog was for sale, and he took it out for advertise ment sake. He bad now sold the dog. The Bench ...
... military purpose. The contrast is staggering. We would not be offended by the nursery garden itself or the free-growing blackberry bushes which share the road and footway with the pedestrian and the motorist, but where is the sea? All that is visible ...
... received at this | Hospital during the pvast week:—Mrs. Conford. | apples; Mr. Kersev, beans: Mrs. Kidd, chicken | and blackberries; Miss Dent, flowers; Margary | Burgess. silver paver; Mr. Woollard, marrows | and tomatoes. A ...
... preserving pan with 5 Ib. sugar and boil up before adding all the fruit. Boil for 30 minutes, skimming frequently, and pot. Blackberry. Allow § Ib. sugar to a pound of fruit. Boil the fruit half an hour, then add the sugar and boil all together for 10 minutes ...
... Giuseppi. Dish ot raspberries. 1 S. A. Dawson and B. Michaelmas daisies (three vases), 1 W. Chris- Durnett. Dish of garden blackberries or;topherson, 2 Rev. J. A. Hervey, 38. Walmsleyother garden berries other than raspberries, | Cotham. Scabious caucasia ...
... jellies : with mustard and season. of every description, too; none more pleasing, perhaps, : Lay between slices of than Blackberry or Bramble. IR el e A Greeting in Ice, : Lemox Cueese.—Cut up There are many other suggestions I could make. When : some ...
... MARLOWE. : blackberries. That saim;;fmft?,i;; £6r ‘the most parr. (u‘\ quite ripe now ‘and-1 have #éen many parties out for their “DBlackber D.;'i:“ v carefree day that comes round regularly each early A{,t;hn;l,l..l ihcfiben-y e happy Blackberry Jam. .' ...