... 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. ...

... PORTHLEVEN. Blackberries have been picked during the week in the neighbourhood of Porthleven. Mr. Francis Matthew, farmer, Porthlevcn, commenced harvest on Monday. The Funeral of Mrs. E. Kitto, widow of the late Mr. Richard Kitto, boatbuiider, of Porthleven ...

... Disraeli ? Oh ! was the reply, look upon him as a professional bowler. Evesham District is famous for its market-gardens and blackberries. Thoughts Suggested by a Recent Election. Longo proximu-i intervallo. Twixfc Impe'j M.P.,of mac'i the samp sound, A very ...

... pheasants a»e not always fit to be .*hot and it is expedient to leave them for a fortnight.- They rev«*l on acorns »md blackberries, with an occasional apple, when there is ready access to orchard. ...

... ST. BURYAN. Though Blackberry-Picking, Bnryan way, ha 3 come to end for the present season the blackberry supply not by any means exhausted. the lanes and moors about St. large quantities of fruit still adorn the hedges. Bnt after Michaelmas-day thay ...

... the sumach is wanted, and will supply you with the right sort. R. A. Chldleigh, Wimborne, in Farm I Home, Blackberry .Vinegar.—Pound the blackberries to a pulp, and pour over them enough cider vinegar to cover them. Turn into a stone ;ar, and allow it to ...

... days afterwards in a field in an exhausted state. She stated that she ' had subsisted during the whole of that period on blackberries and water, and bad slept a wood close by. The woman succumbed a few days afterwards. Deceased served a term days' imprisonment ...

... of Castle-an- dinas this Christmastide Mr R. I. Angwin, son of Mr R. C. Angwin, statuary-mason, picked a full-sized and blackberry. We hear that the old business of Messrs T. Coulson and Sons, timber, coal, iron, and siate-merchants, &e, Penzance, at ...

... Glasson said that blackberry-pickiog and a few cases sickness* interfered with the attendance. One day in the previous week there was attendance of 90 out 105.—Mr. Tregoning was glad see that there were bad The Chairman said that blackberry picking would ...

... MARKET-GARDEN MEMS. THE parsley-leaved blackberry is now grown in great quantities in market-gardens. As early as 1847 the first barrels of American cran- berries were shipped to this country, and the steady increase in this trade, as well asin that from ...

... Falmouth The attendance was large and collections liberal. Tue HEDGES around Marazion remind us of summer, for even the later blackberries now come into blossom ; whilst in fardens primroses, fachsias, roses, violets, pansies, &:., are all abloom the second ...