... the beach between Marazion and Penzauce i J And why should not seakale do the same in Corn '.vah ? And don't you think blackberries may be only the poor relations of the majestic mulberry, and might be inado very much like her with a little attention ...

... the table — J. Pedlar. Withiel. Apples, for dressing — M. Martin, St. Merryn. Winnter apples, for the table — J. Pedlar. Blackberries, by any cottager's child under 13 —Bessie Lucas, St. Columb. Round potatoes, of any kind, named — M. Martin. Kidney potatoes ...

... minys, small fishes. Trewoof, town of blackbirds. Molenick, goldfinches. Tremogh, hog's town. Rose- lnerein, in Gulval, the blackberry valley. Dunwyn, a hill of metals ; hence Dunmonii. Nince, valley. __n- sperion, valley of thorns. Neage, moss. Treneage ...

... tinguish one fr«m the other, it is necessary to give them aliases. For example — Opie, alias My Hearty, family, Opie do. Blackberry men, ditto, Opie do. Mince, Opio de. Cutty, &c. The last-named family are the most important of our community, owing te ...

... paper and bladder. . w Blackberry jelly prepared as above is quite as good as Damsou ; all the delicious flavour of the fruit is pre- served and the whole of the pips are got rid of— so large and disagreeable an ingredient in Blackberry puddinrs and jams in ...