... country, of St. Mary’s, just above the Bar and facing the islet wocre their treasure lay. (I have been there pick- ing blackberries with Mr. James Jenkin, Philip and Joe Jenkin, many times on Saturday holidays.) The day was fine, the ferns were a yard ...

... Vert Early.—Yet in Time for StL Valentine!—Jlr. William Carpenter, of Xew-street, Penzance, picked two floral sprays of blackberry-blossom (rvbit* fruticosus) at St. Erth on Monday, February CSt. Valentine's day !) Dame Nature's valentine, forsooth, is ...

... to 2s 6d ; ducks 2s bd to 3s 3d each ; butter Is alb ; eggs 9d a dozen ; apples 2d to 4d a gallon; plums 81bs for Is ; blackberries 6d a quart. A plentiful supply of vegetables, at very reasonable prices. Truro, Saturday.—Beef 6d to 8W; veal 6d to 8d: ...

... with a i Dynamite cap. An accident of a painful character ' occurred on Wednesday at St. Agnes. Three boys were picking blackberries near Wheal Kitty, when one of them found a dynamite cap with the fuse attached. One of the boys having a match hi ...

... the boots. They will polish perfectly with ordinary blacking after using it. Apple and Blackberry Jam—Allow one pound of apples to two of berries. Pnt the blackberries into a stone mortar, and beat, so as to g*»t the hard seed partly away. Put all into ...

... pathies. Cornish folk do not care for them, Irish folk will not eat them ; nor do the former care for silver eel. Moreover, blackberries are remarkably fine and plentiful; but the Irish will not gather them even to sell! Paul Curnow. Every individual of the ...

... FARM AND GARDEN. Even the milk one Jersey a herd improves the colour of the whole of the butter made. Blackberries are fine and ripe, and so abundant year that they ought to very cheap. Thistles on arable land may be often exterminated in a season or ...

... open space. At fair times cattle had stood on the sward and bovs hunted for birds’ nests and picked It was a convenience ‘blackberries among the bushes. also forthe tempomary deposit of road-scrapings or metal. For 60 years, certain, it had been open to ...

... dozen; tomatos 4d per lb;_ cherries lb; almonds 5d a lb; walnut* 4d ; Brazils 5d ; Barcelona? 4d; grapes lOd to per lb; blackberries 4d per basin; pears 2d* each; plums 8dlb; celery 4d each; marrows 2d each; uew turnips bunch; carrots a bunch; onions Id ...

... to 1s 9d a dozen hd a bunch ; cabbages 1d each ; red cabbages 2.1 to 44 v tetauble marrows 3d each ; mushrooms 34 a lb; blackberries 3d a qa apples 5d to 9d a gallon. ta Potatos 6d to 7d a gallon ; English grapes is spinach 2d a bunch: flour 22s 6d to ...

... self and Lina. When it was possible she worked at mine. She cut on the wastelands and made brooms of them ; she picked blackberries in autumn and soid them to such folk as had no children to pick the fruit for pastime. Often she starved. But Lina had ...

... few doses o! Symons' Pectoral Conch Syrnp, li. and 2a. 9d. per bottle, post free.—2T. H. S?moDs,chemist. Penzance.— A dv Blackberries were being sold about Penzance on Tuesday—a mouth before the ordinary season. Mr. Bes i ICHOLLS has been engaged to pilot ...