... 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 ...

... quondongs,the Burdekin plum, five sorts of edible bean three of cherries, and one each S, of nuts, four of figs, and nutmeg ; of blackberry,raspberry, are among the finds. Davidson’s plum grows in great abundance - it is blue black, the size of a duck-egg, and ...

... me scores av times that everybody ha got somebody much like thum as peas in a pod, in some part a th world. Tessa common blackberries in summer Jo spaik to somebody in broad daylight, thinken ] some gaat fren wot you do knaw, and sometimes tes work to convense ...

... made out thet he bed been pickiog blackberries ia Mer Pollard’s farm at Kemyell and had been cutio the right hand by = mas whe w ee trimming the on the othsr side of where he was He had pat oat bis hand to ferch « blackberry from the top of the hedge when ...

... warder entered wi'b the convict's breslif«s*, wbfch consisted of three poached eggs, a dish of tinned pe-.ch***, seme Honed blackberries, soma bread and coffee. During the Birchail chatted freely, and cracked jok?s with hi? attendants. became more serious ...

... 71 AT St Helen’s swan-pit, as Many as 100 cygnets at a time are confined for f: atieni ing. THE editor of The Field has blackberries and eating them seen a badger picking with the greatest gusto. ONE of the most beautiful trees, for its autumn foliage ...

... 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 ...

... protect enclosed land near towns. Through the seasons of primroses and bat and ball, May whistles and hawthorn, birdaesting, blackberries, and buahbeating, fences are torn and grass trodden. Mr Julyan is subject to this in the vicinity of Truro. As well may ...

... green as grass, and ’tism’t grass; As red 28 and ’tisn t blood As black asi and ’tisn’é ink! What isit? The four stages of a blackberry. ENDIVE, succory, scadious, bugluss, balm, and several other herbs are still much used by amateur herbalists. *The extent ...

... beeis, turnips squashes, pumpkins, aad other vegetables you can consume in a year, besides strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, currants, gooseberries, musk and water melons.' But while I have seen grapes growing open fields low vines like English ...

... in the inhabitants of our county, which is certain to be the case. Triplets are about as Scarce as white elephants er blackberries in winter ; so, being now much in Babydom and all that ap- pertaineth thereto, I sallied off on a recent day to track the ...

... 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 ...