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... Narrow Escape.— A man named Symons, who is a , sawyer at Levant mine, went (accompanied by his two , Uttle boys) to gather blackberries at Letcha Cliff. In ( this place there is a large number of old mine-shafts, . open and nnfenced ; and, while passing alongside ...
... Truro PPgl St fa Firat for parsley T for ripe Mitchell wild flowers of beans collection herbs in H for paranips J Lobb T A blackberries garden Amateurs Mr prists Bseri dahlias ripe prises for apples turnips land Mr Trudgen first I for tripoli kidney potatoes ...
... was order of the day. The awing was well patronised; some strolled over the cliffs sod beacb. hunting, respectively, for blackberries and shells; while others indulged in various games of all descriptions. evening crept on, all met in large ball, end passed ...
... outstretched boughs served for supports to the creeping brambles, richly laden with fruits and flowers, —from the glossy blackberry, ripe and ready, to the snow-white blossoms just opening their delicate folds. The air around waa heavy with sweet and varied ...
... 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 ...
... apples for the table, apples for dressing, and winter apples for the table ; M. Hockin, a cot- tager's child, for dish of blackberries; W. Williams for round potatoes; d. burdon for kidnej potatoes; W. Wallis for four sorts of potatoes; C. Tayor for carrots; ...
... corn and b-m'jaetj of flow*K«- The front panel of the pulpit waa filled with a croaT of corn and grapea, supported with blackberry-laden spray* of the bnunUc. whilst below depended buacbea of red-ripe tomatoes. Around the of the eagle of the waa floral ...
... treat. St. IVES. WE bear that Masonic hall is in contemplation. Vwtv little fish has been taken daring the past wock. The blackberry season ia its height. Quantities of fine fruit are being hawked about the town -id per quart. Mr. B. KliTO forming class ...
... as well as into the composition of the cross in front of the pulpit. But the welcome autumnal produce of the hedgerows, blackberries, were also turned to decorative purposes; as were the kitchen-garden's bright and glossy tomatoes, the vinery's clustering ...
... ia a specimen! Taking a stroll from the town to Swanpool, some few days since, I to fall upon two youngsters gathering blackberries. From their appearance was led to ask if they attended any school, when heard, to my utter dismay, one say the other, ...
... question but the same time very dangerous ¦one to the interest of the lessee of the market-tollsâto allow small vendors of blackberries free from toll. He ought to awsix that the market-toll let for the sum £!)l>6. If thinks it is hard pay toll for a ¦basket ...
... general oouaensus of opinion that so good a blackberry gathering had not been known for many year, and those who had travelled in America told of the success which had crowned blackberry culture them- Blackberries, bigger than mulberries, more jucisy, and ...