... CONSTANTINE. Blackberries were picked at Constantino on Saturday, July 23rd. Mr. D. Julian, farm, commenced narveat on Wednesday, Jnly 27th. Constantine's chapel is being renovated the services will held th 2 schoolroom, commeacin ...

... going at present is enormous. A day's blackberrying by a family would supply them with preserves for the whole winter : yet the fruit ripens, rots, and falls to the ground unheeded. As man remarked to me If blackberries were a shilling a pound should consider ...

... final feegrant. Ripe Blackberries at St. Ives.—Master Willie Corin, of Wesley-place, St. Ives, whilst playing in Park-anroper fields plucked a beautiful cluster of fine ripe blackberries. This is a rare occurrence—blackberries early. Appoixtjiext Assistant ...

... per lb. Almost all green vegetables are cheap, in- cluding spinach, which is only 2d., and cauliflowers. Plums, dameons, blackberries, stewing pears, and apples are the nexpensive fruits for cooking, while dessert fruits include green figs, peaches, nectarines ...

... decorated for the occasion. The windows looked pretty ; each having a layer of moss with hydrangia-blooms the centre ; while blackberries formed the border. Between the north and south transepts there was a sheaf of corn, standing on circular bed of moss, on ...

... prevailed, and most enjoyable time was spent until late the evening-, William John Hambly, aged seven, whilst gathering blackberries at High-street, near St. Austell, was bitten by a viper so severely that lost consciousness and remained that condition ...

... Another day we went to St. Michael's-mount and On another to Gnroard's-bead and St. Ires, whsre artista seemed plentiful as blackberries; and well they might be for the quaint old town, with its narrow streets and surrounding beauties, may well charm the eye ...

... PAUL. On Friday Paul person picked several ripe blackberries moon, in that parish. Key. R. W. Aitkin baa left Paul for Exeter recruit his strength. His parishioners will be glad to see bim able to perform his duties again among them. On Sunday morning ...

... MARKET GARDEN MEMS. _ Twenty tons of blackberries a-day ha»c been pourin into Covent-garden. good orchards the Canterbury district hare branches literally covered with clnstcrs of apples, and the fruits hang like ropes all orer the trees. dealer has ...

... Christmas-eve a lad named George Trevithick, of Ayr-lane, St. Ives, plucked a twig from blackberry bush, at Porthminster-hill, St. Ives, bearing six fully-ripe blackberries. It commonly rumoured that the late Mr. Richard Quick, of Trewellard, left will. If ...

... established at St. Levan. That Messrs Matthews and W. Roberts left last week for America. Good luck go with em ! • That blackberries are beginning to make their appearance. That the cricket-club are to be congratulated on their successful season. That ...

... daughters of the Rev- Oates, of St. Dennis, and Agnes Liddicoat, of the same village, were out on Saturday afternoon gathering blackberries on the works Parkindillick, when the latter unfortunately caught her hand a pulley wheel connected to the working rods ...