... t Farm lodge. Wednesday evening, 28th August, with a youth named Ernest Hosewarue, sou of Col. Kosewarne, to pick some blackberries the common, which about yards from any house. stayed the common about half an boar, and then came around outside house ...

... APRICOT Iff. Mid.— la. 1A GOOSEBERRY— - Ud. TM. Mid. RASPBERRY and APPLE- STRAWBERRY and Da. Sd. PLUM and Da. - _ _ ME BLACKBERRY and Do. (Id. KEILLER-8 DUNDEE MARMALADE - Ud. Ud. HARTLEY’S Do. -Ud. ifi. Ud. THE AHOTE PEEBEEVEB ARE ABSOLUTELY PURE. Non ...

... IMS PENNIES ; WANTED to PURCHASE at ooc*.-R. AVER, Watobmakor, S, Dakoatraat, Troro. TO WT.dOKBHBHT PIOSERR ANY QUANTITY BLACKBERRIES A •^TJTSSSShLLow. ArFLaill I]rrANTKi) amt quantity cooking APPLKb. 8«M« •Pfta dlaoudad. ** OOODFKLLOW, J«m factory. Trare ...

... offerings of the fruit, picked by tbemeslrsa from boshes and hedgerows, amonnkad to 901 b, and at the other 701 b. The blackberries bare been distributed among aassral bonsewires for eonrenion Into Jam, whleh will be sold for the benefit of the Church ...

... _ 10id. PLUM ™ ~ «}d. 9*d. RASPBERRY ud APPLE- - Sid. STRAWBERRY ud Do. PLUM ud Do. - _ Sid. BLACKBERRY ud Do. Ud. KBILLER'B DUNDEE MARMALADE - S* ...

... own markets because of our own of enterprise, or why is it “The Fruit Trade Newa” says, Thousands of packages of foreign blackberries are put upon the English markets, season after season, and, strange to say, they are extremely popular in the very districts ...

... immigrants, which can only be done by & supply of euch ouses as they an want, and for which sites in lovely situations, ae blackberries are in season. meone way easy Avaunt with your theorizing.” At uit of fect is worth a ton of “ them things.” Ww my friead ...

... It has often been said that at one period ol its history Cornwall prod need saints who, for number at least, were thick blackberries. Mr. Baiing-Ooald has given all the traditionary and other lota these worthies. They had their place in the early history ...

... killed adder sunning itself on the embankment. I have heard others say it was common thing atop while passengers gathered blackberries. Be that as it may, some interesting reminiscences were related the gathering the Passmore Edwards Free Library St. Ives ...

... Atlantic. “That my dear young lady,*’ replied his lordship, “is a see over which I have no jurisdiction.*’ “ Looking for blackberries, my boy asked a ood-natured old gentleman of wjenyear-old boy whom be met during hie holidays in the country. Ho, sir ...

... GOOD PRICE GIVEN. Sara and Good fellow. JAM FACTORY, TKIKO. BLACKBERRIES! BLACKBERRIES! BLACKBEI ■»*r ANTED, ANY QUANTITY 81. ACKBERRIEB FOE PEEBEHVING (JOOD PRICE GIVEN. Sara and JAM FACTORY, TRURO. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MR. 8. RICK EARL'S AUCTION SALES ...

... the most part doing well, but potatoes are suffering badly from disease. Apples and plums are very soiree, and but few blackberries have yet been gathered. On Friday night, whilst riding to her nets off Powey, the Perseverance 'Captain lollard) had a ...