... NORTH TAWTON. The Mild Season.—Thomas Stoneman, lad of the town, picked ripe blackberry Saturday. Ripe strawberries have become quite common. Entertainments to the Factory People.—Oa the seond day the newv, very excellent tea wa3 provided the Town Hall ...

... Tho morning mist and evening hare (Unlike this cold grey rime) Seemed woven warm of golden air When was In prime. , And blackberries—so mawkish now - Were finely flavoured then; And nut*—such reddening clusters ripe I ne'er shall poll again; Nor Strawberries ...

... through rich pastures, whore browse full-udiered kina, through aromatic fir plantations, through hedges woodbine, clustering blackberries and nut bashes, and finally through a narrow water-lane, whore the maples flicker over head in dense arch, whilst the banka ...

... (rota the birch trees over his head. Long winding lanes, now white with hedgerow blossom, the haunt of the wild rose and the blackberry, twined away into the distance. The old church and the pretty villas, which were Locksley's boast, were cut off from view ...

... And on Christmas- day, Mr Furze, farmer, Camels, and his two sons, on the road to Treworgey, Ruan, gathered five ripe blackberries. PERRANZABtfLOE. The Church. — A very impressive sermon was preached by the Rev James Stephens, curate of Christ Char eh ...