... the lA. hem, oa the earth meat of Cornwall, Mr. A I , Z. Vim,., of Newlyn Neat, sear Newqnsy, ern& ' th Standard a ripe blackberry, which WM. in S lane near that oa 23 . tad to. at the tinge that sear Mere I I Is Makin ia fell bloom. Samoa home &got, ...

... .*ockl go at the decors' expense. With ,7. l staptatione to increase and multiply, Zsefttary wou!d become as I'o ll is blackberrie i in Soptembor ; so would be their numbers Zyk yo t:ier to secure anything liko a poll d have to yore for each other. For ...

... potash the second of equal quantities nitrate soda of potash and superphosphate -BLACKBERRY HYBRID The Rural New calls attention another cross between the raspberry and blackberry to Loganberry It produced by Mr Burbank who describes it as crimson colour as ...

... mild weather ho* been, even north coast Cornwall, Mr. A. B. Vigors, Nowlyn East, near Newquay, sends the •‘Standard” ripe blackberry, which wo* picked a lane near that village February 23, and at th-4 same lime mentions that near there a rose in lull bloom ...

... name of Gocifroid Oharlovoix, where wye h-rve an excellent stew, beautiful oountry butter, .beuits, ?? con- serve, and blackberry preserve, all for 20 cents. Does Monsieur, the innkeeper, know the house where T1homas Moore, the English poet, lived nearly ...

... them with # more plents ful supply of hair than «he has men. A _ bald women & ® rama avis, bald men are as pienti ful as blackberries m the autumn, and yet, though the natural of man’s cranium has seemed generation by generation to get more «tll custom ...

... as plentiful | secure six points out of the maiches yet to be played cieties, especially the larger ones, as a system as blackberries, but the truth was therd were “not | they will aot do banking for the ing of the cou.try.| enough to go round.” What was ...