... tho Congregational Chapel, Penzance, which has hold for number years with much credit. The Season’s Mildness.—Two flue blackberries wore picked at Nauzoglos, adjoining Trougwaiutou, on Thursday,—something rather unusual, and another iudicatiou tho mildness ...

... Inceme Tax is one of those unfortunate matters against which the reasons are in the true Faltffian profusion, thick as blackberries. ...

... new market, and found a purcuaser iv a gentleman from Highauipion—toe most celebrated parisn iv Devonshire for growing blackberries. oats were sold for 3s per bushel—the vendor to pay for glass grog and the vendee pay for tnree pen'orth or. gin iv honour ...

... should notice be taken of & presching person on h minister of -vlhl-i--—h-xfiv like snowfiakes in | winter or may be gatbered blackberries in summer ? The relieving officers were confrosted & dificulty | this morning. Over s hundred men for out-door relief, ...

... 1875 Passengers and mails. £1,131; parcels, ; goods; total, £2,030. Corresponding week, 1874, £2,161. A few days since blackberries in various stages growth were found a small wood, near Polreatb. Some bushes were bloom, and from others berries both green ...

... late Mr. Hichens, Mr, Henry Rogers at the Terrace —and clerks, agents, and witnesses com and go. Subpenas are as thick as blackberries 1o September. Their service causes, in some instances much amusement. The process-server has been indignantly ordered ous ...

... hunters to ride up to these fleet-footed hounds, and Kingsley has told us that good horses do not grow on the trees like blackberries. So often and with such great force do I feel thisthat, like the sailor's parrot, I think a good deal of the source ...