... SENNEN. Centenarians in the Land's-end district are not 30 thick as blackberries, but nonogenarians are not uncommon and octogenarians no means rare. Mrs, Hollow, of Trevilley, is just dead, the age of 92. ...

... of experiments, is decided that the flesh of a well-fed cockerel is better than that of a I capon. These a white-fruited blackberry, with a very fine flavour, whi is not much grown. Birds do not attack • The watch, blood-stained shirt, and white silk ...

... red be stealing in where the green was, though in place of bud and bourgeon is the fall nnt and the withering leaf, though blackberry and scarlet hip have come where grew the dogrose aad the bramble-Sower, though the potato-diggers now toil where the spring ...

... museum baa recently received earthenware caps from cromlechs in fche Madura district. America sends this season's specimen blackberries to England. They are l£ inch long and more than an inch in diameter. Mobs than 10,000 Runic inscriptions have been found ...

... excuses are given but no children are away for long periods. It was suggested the sun may be too hot or they may be picking blackberries. Laughter. ) The committee had arranged that Miss Barnes should go into the infant school as teacher, and Mary James will ...

... blue thrift abundant; as also is a tiny pink geranium, a stone-crop, and several fern 3. And : what a land this must for black-berries the season now approaching. The most conspicuous of these wayside flowers are the mcsembryauthemum of various colours. ...

... vigorous blow this right to roam which is so dear the heart of many land reformers. They have resolved that mushrooms, blackberries, and all other wild fruits belong to the farmer, and that an Act should be passed to prevent people trespassing in search ...

... daffernt soarts av peepul as you got oat here. Wy yoa got the Chinese an Jappanese in pooks an niggers es sa plentiful as blackberries pon Ding Dong downses. Theers a bra sew Ircsh up Camborne but theers thousans thum in Merika. I seed the paapers that there ...

... of 90. His father said the boy needs chain and lock. He is talked to as if the stones cry out to the wall. When the blackberries and sloes drop off the trees he may take turn. Fined 2s. 6d.—James Mouzon, fish merchant, was summoned, but his wife is ...

... cudden live wethout Theuse girls out here in Cale.onia es smart an purty an they'll fly to a man's head turn es brain like blackberry wine; but they got to beware ave loggins an to baake pasties ef they doant want marrege to be a failure. An 1 aren» sure ...

... From Ding Dong, says I, an I shud think the country es looken gran now ; fur the honeysuckles and the'vo'veluses an blackberry flowers an aglets es pon the trees an brambles, an the peepul es nearly bout carren corn eer am I bout the world like the ...

... profit made they have more elaborate machinery that would useless in Cornwall, because is like turning up leaves to see for a blackberry We have not the same amount of stuff to haul. With a better price for ti:%. however, he could lay-out some money advantageously ...