... workhouse. Small Hawkers.—Mr. Bossiter, in the interests the vendors of blackberries, asked the Town Council yesterday if it was incumbent a poor who gathered 3d. or4d. of blackberries and was ■J'TjftlKi to pay tolL The assistant town-clerk said was allowed ...

... attended to the injuries. Apple and Blackberry Blossom Out.—Editor Cornishman.—D**ar Sir,—' Very late or very early 'tis said of the white apple blossom; what pretty summersnow it makes! I picked several sprays of blackberry blossom ( rubus frut'Cosus ) apple ...

... about, for ...

... elegans, and grevillis robustus. These were sent by Mr W. M Gluyse, J.P. The reading-deek was decorated very prettily with blackberries, and grain. & trecsry of white asters, colored hops, graper, fa was the result of the united efforte of Mise Hammiiton ...

... German Emperor, andthe King of Italy are all clever whist piayers. A fcr bl.ckberry cordial.—To eseh quart of fin? ripe blackberries add « pint of water, half ounce esc of cloves. alispice, and cinnamon ; cook thoroughly, mask- ing the fruit. Wheo done ...

... here. Til ate un. Who said that he went home drunic, and ate tbe flypaper, which was covered with flies, thinking it was blackberry-tart ? I'll tell Mr. Thomas who said the high tea upset some of the players ? I Was the fus* one to try tbe jam, you There ...

... sd; Barcelona* 4d; potato 3 23 lb for Is; new turnips bnnch; cerrof.3 Id » banch; onions Id a bunch; cabbages 2d each; blackberries 4d quart; banana* 5d a dozen; green figs 2d and each; melons 6d to9d ; English tomatosSd alb ; parsnips bnnch; French beans ...

... 2s. 7d. a basket. Eve Day, for the past fortnight or three week 3, quite number of Newlyn women and children have been blackberrying. the moors at Paul abundance of rich fruit has been fonnd. hear that many Newlyn men who have spent a considerable time ...

... different sort of corn or flower, one having red and white phloxes and ferns, another fuschias, corn, and ivy, another blackberries other corn, then scarlet and white geraniums and ferns,; 1 then again oats and barley. The variety, extent, and eminent ...

... 6d dozen; tomatos 5d per lb; cherries 6d a lb; almonds a lb; walnuts 4d ; Brazils sd; Barcelona* 4d; grtpes 2d per lb; blackberries 4d per basin; greengages a lb; green figs etch; peaches 4d and 6d each; pears each; to 3d lb; rhubarb Id a bunch; cocoa-nuts ...

... which the petals are usually distinct, and the stamens peruimoua or epiffynoiu. U.u. Rosacea*.—The Rose, Cherry, Apple, Blackberry and Strawberry Family. Herbs, shrubs, or trees, with simple or compound, alternate, stipulate leaves. Flowers in cymes, ...

... —Complainant said she went out with Mrs. Williams, of St. Just, to gather blackberries in defen- dant’s meadow. Grenfeil s#ore om them and said they should not pick blackberries there. Before she couid get over the hedge he threw a pail of water over her ...