... SANCREED. Mr. Joseph Thomas, of Sancreed, tells U3 the blackberry-blooms are everywhere apparent this December. ...

... Two hours' dance to follow, commencing at 9.45 p.m. Admission 6d.—Adv. Mr. Richard Dennis, of - moor, picked some ripe blackberries, which were side by side with flowers, just out, on Saturday last. ...

... jars Plum 3-lb. do 7d 2-lb Plum and Apple 3-lb. do. do. 2-lb. Strawberry sa 2-lb. Raspberry._ 2-lb. Blackberry and Apple 2-lb. Apricot 2-lb. Star Marmalade 3-lb. do. 2-lb. Star Black Currant 3-lb. bar PRIMROSE SOAP, -Ild. TIN GOODS ...

... 2-lb. jars Plum 5d 3-lb. do. 2-lb Plum and Apple 3-lb. do. 2-lb. Strawberry 8d 2-lb. Raspberry Sid 2-lb. Blackberry and Apple 2-lb. Apricot 2-lb. Star Niarmalnae 3-lb. do. 2-lb. Star Black Onrrant 84d 3- 7 b. bar PRIMROSE SOAP, 4td. TIN ...

... 2-lb. jars Plum 5d 3-lb. do. 2-lb Plum and Apple 4? j d 2-lb. do. 2-lb. Strawberry 8d 2-lb. Raspberry d 2-lb. Blackberry and Apple 2-lb. Apricot iid 2-lb. Star Nlarmalado 3-lb. do. 2-lb. Star Black Currant 8 d 3-lb. bar PRIMROSE SOAP ...

... Plum 5d 3-Ib. do. 7d 2-lb Plum and Apple 3-Ib. do. do. 2-lb. Strawberry Sd 2-lb. Raspberry 2-lb. Blackberry and Apple 2-lb. Apricot 7.1 d 2-Ib. Star Marmalade 3-Ib. do. 7-td 2-Ib. Star Blank Currant 3-lb. bar PRIMROSE ...

... 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 ...

... ugh the terrier could do no more. Would wiw Pro Bono to know what herb the hone would .Meet? It would be the Inessible or blackberry bosh, whose leaves have healed multitude., and whoa trait has delighted conmiess millions. And not oily tree, bet even ...

... Buller arrived at Downes on Saturday & f Jar A gust of wind blew sheet 1 in Mr. Grant's shop window on Friday. rfi*'!S Ripe blackberries and wild 9 been picked in the neighbourhood during the week. Sir William Walrond, Chief & has left Town to spend ChrisuH* ...

... timo. His head and build command praise from the bost judges in the conn try. Mr Woodtwiss, with smart looking bitch called Blackberry, obtained tho chief prize for best bitch. This upset tho calculations of thoso who had pinned their faith to J. T. Raid's ...

... yesterday. A heavy southerly gale raged at Dartmouth Thursday night and yesterday morning, accom» panied very heavy rain. Ripe blackberries and wild strawberries have been picked in the neighbourhood ef Tavistock during the week. A series of experiments for testing ...

... What a time he is!” Treason—treason!’’said Paul’s voice behind her. « Borne wasn’t built in a day, Elsie, any more than blackberries are picked in a second. It’s the old story you little despot he went on as he deposited the prizes had found Elsie's feet; ...