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... man received a cock pheasant. Messrs W. H. Andrew, Robartes’ Ter trace. Hlogau. picked New Year's Day three large ripe blackberries, and Mr E. N. Wills ten red berries, iu good condition. Mess r* Joseph Tronuc-e leaves to-day for Arizona, and Messrs Samuel ...
... adding the School Extension Fund Bravo little ones Bravo 1 teachers That before the present spell of cold weather set in blackberries and primroses were gathered at St Ives and gooseberry and other trees were very forward the election of Mr T J Chellew ...
... regularly defray the extra cost of their artificial t. od. I than they would if trained upright. An excellent position for Blackberries is a low lioard fence in a sunny part of the garden. Fastened to this they may be allowed a little more freedom of growth ...
... grass and trespass mushroom gatherers is a more difficult one. It is now generally recognised that the mushroom, nut. and blackberry gatherer cannot punished unless specific damage is proved. The Malicious Damage Act provides that ••who'oevor shall unlawfully ...
... weather, and ahose Falmouth as the place ia which to spend it. If the wea holds up, there more 80. soon be as plentiful as blackberries, if not Camborne had on the pleasure when two preached of hearing an old friend from Weasley recently returned by the Bev ...
... MADRON. croft, Madron, ou Some fine ripe blackberries were picked at Landithy iday. fret to start around Ma. Joaw Wurtz, of Lat! > Was, a8 oats on Monday, in prime ron. He catdown a field eS — Taw Madron ringers had their anna: outing on when they visited ...
... IPONSANOOTH. - Mrs Verna Broadloom Enys, picked ripe blackberries cm Thursday, Auguet 2nd. A LADY ON -Mi. Eassett, who has been staying fee a short time It her sister. Wm. Whitleg. gars a most descriptive lector* China and the to the children attest 'lag ...
... within mates ranged from 74 cwts. to 114 owts,, but the owt. of the actual weight. TRURO. Earty Thursday a few fine ripe blackberries were, we are informed, picked by Mr. J. Cowl, of Truro, on the Zelsh-road. Truro Orry-roap Westeyan Mission Hatt. —The ...
... Tue front shop of the ercle-store: of Mr. Dumble, St Nicholas-street, Truro, was much damuged by fire on Sunday night. blackberries were. Harty Tharsday a fe w fine ripe of Truro, on the Z+lah-road. we areinforme?, picked by Mr. J. - Cowl, For stealin; ...
... first time which bids fair to become very useful. The plant bearing it is a hybrid between the raspberry and the common blackberry. It is called the Mahdi. The Incoming Tenant.— Viscount Galway, in speaking of the Agricultural Holdings Bill, said a good ...
... three p.m. on Sunday anon will give the ad Barty Thursday a few by Mr. J. Cowl, of Truro, on the Zslah-road. fine ripe blackberries were, we are informed, picked Truro Corn Market, Wednesday.—Maize, 243. per 480 Ibs.; flat, 233.; flour, 243.to 30s.; foreign ...
... Chit Chat. A large quantity of blackberries were picked at Grampound last Tuesday week by Mr. Tucker. The visit of the Rev. S. B. Lane to the Bible Christian Chapel on Sunday last is of more than passing importance. He has secured for himself a very prominent ...