... PAUL. Great Quantities or Blackberries are being gathered by the younger folk of and converted into jam, with the addition of few apples. These last are now being sold a very low figure— 2d., and 3d. gallon. Frnit every description sells in Paul and ...

... been held on the telegraph wires near the town, and thence they have made trial flights, to scent the and try the wing. Blackberries and Sloes. Marazion station 9 been the scene of considerable excitement during the pas 6 few days. On Saturday the climax ...

... Duchess pears. The English pear-crop large; but, as a rule, the quality is defective. These are many more kinds of English blackberries than is generally supposed. The cut-leaved bramble bears as tine berries any of the boasted American sorts. ...

... Alisa Mart John, daughter the chief officer of coastguard?, and at the Board school, Goldsithney, ba3 picked several ripe blackberries at Prussia-cove. ...

... increased powsr. The whole of tho necessary wor!s was completed in three day?*. Blackberries.—A respetable farmer of Camborne says that hi- wife picked a qu»rt of blackberries Saturday from one braable. Parties Camborne this year 3tate that a jar of preserved ...

... ST. IVES. Blackberries Already!—A few days since Mr- Joseph H. King picked some fine blackberries St. Ives. Primitive Methodist.—A very successful variety entertainment was given the St. Ives Primitive chapel on Friday evening. Several new members were ...

... ST. BURYAN. Blackberries were picked in St. Bury parish last week on different farms. No. 11 Co. Ist C.Y.A.—About 15of company left on Saturday for the camp of instruction, Falmouth. Corn-Harvest commenced St. Buryan, on two or three farms list week, ...

... CONSTANTINE ry Mr. Pengelley’s ‘‘ Place” at Cons rt antine is, as usual, producing the earliest blackberries in the whole district. EXCITEMENT is prevalent in the small churchtown of Constautins. So great has it grown this time that the policeman has ...

... Corn at Sennen is ali cut and nearly all harvested. are very at Sennen just now and also at Whitsand bay. BLACKBERRIES are very scarce this year in Sennen, but itis a ‘‘ rattling. good for earwigs. Two foxes and a hare were driven out of the standing ...

... ST. HILARY. Large quantities of sloes and blackberries have been gathered within the last week, in the neighbourhood of St. Hilary and despatched by rail to the up-coulitry markets. Buyers' price at the station Id. per lb. Among passengers who left S ...

... Two hours' dance to follow, commencing at 9.45 p.m. Admission 6d.—Adv. Mr. Richard Dennis, of - moor, picked some ripe blackberries, which were side by side with flowers, just out, on Saturday last. ...

... DEVORAN. A ( Neat.ly ) Three Feet Adder.—A fortnight ago Miss Mary Pooley was out picking blackberries beside the railway, about one mile from when she saw adder partly out of the hedge, and, as she had walking-stick her hand to pull the brambles down ...