... All Green Crops Scilly look healthy. Blackberries are plentiful in and aronnd St. lyes. St. Ives Burial Board met on Thursday evening in the town-hall. Wallflowers hare recently had a great impetus at Scilly, notwithstanding that all the early planted ...

... the parish of Paul are busily engaged putting in plant. Early Blackberries.—Whilst Mr. William Penrose wa3 engaged about his work in Paul churchyard, few days since, he espied a blackberry branch which bore about a dozen large berries. ...

... ST. IVES. Blackberries Already!—A few days since Mr- Joseph H. King picked some fine blackberries St. Ives. Primitive Methodist.—A very successful variety entertainment was given the St. Ives Primitive chapel on Friday evening. Several new members were ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Weather continues very mild at sneltered Marazion, and the lanes in its neighbourhood present a spring-like appearance. Blackberry bashes are blossom, and the furze in its second golden fiowerin?. Brocoli in the Marazion district fetch good prices some ...

... of Ireland.' PLUCKY AT FOUR. He Tries to Protbct His Mother from Outrage. Mary Ana Hooks, 26, the wife of shepherd, was blackberrying with her little four-year old son the village of Ringstead, near Hunstanton. Then came to her John Bird, labourer, acquaintance ...

... ago. weeks since Keziah Brewin, of Peterborough, died suddenly. She got a livelihood by the gathering of watercress and blackberries, in their seasons ; and also by fortune-telling. Taken to the mortuary it was fonnd that around her waist, and beneath ...

... at Mrs Shuggs' Penpol-terrace (next door to the Post-office.) Adv. Wheat, on Magor farm, near Tehidy, in shocks. Ripe Blackberries were picked in many places in the 1 vioinity of Camborne last week. Mr. Berriman, builder, Troon, Camborne, has the contract ...

... 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: ...

... 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 ...

... the trailing ivy and grassy tults to cover unsightly stones ; or when the scent of the honeysuckle is on the air, and the blackberries hang juicily from the brambles and tempt the passer-by to eat of their dainty iruit; or even when the leaves have fluttered ...