... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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; ...

... LOCAL MISCELLANY. _AT Gram @ large quantity of blackberries were Picked a fortnight ago by Mr. Tucker. AN additional boiler is being fixed at Loggan’s-mill, - 13 idie, aie Tt bas been taken ont of the Foundry-mill, which APPLES were retailed in the streets ...

... houzewives rejoice: a new fruit hus deen invented. It is entirely an Euglish product, and is a crosg between raspberry and blackberry, with a stronger flivour of the former than the latter, although thst can be detected. It is a rich jaicy berry that cooks ...

... Accommudation and dietary un- eu! ‘ogecure berths apply to James E. Hallo, 2. Bosorne-terrace, St. Jast.—Adr. Some fine blackberries were gathered recently by Mr. W. J. Angwin, of Tregeseal. St. Just. Tur St. Just corps of the Salvation army had their ...

... Some of the boys have found employment, helping the furmers to save their crops, while others wil) soon be bosily picking blackberries. Karnkie Growine.—We are is growing fast. Those thatched honses thar glad to find that Karnkie, slit down and new ones ...

... GURNARD’S HEAD. = ar TREEN. — Several people gathered blackberries in the neighbourhood of Treen during the week. ‘Ibe largest quantity obtained at one time was picked br the Misses Thomas, Treen, who had the good fortane to obtain xbout two ‘The berries ...

... picture hats are as much to seen a- ever, and later on will charm u- black velvet and soft plumes. Poppies, rowan berries, blackberries and bio— -tim. elderberries and flower-, ivy with itfruit, trim autumn hats and toques, along with loop- and huge rosettes ...

... this harvest. hes not beena Straw is good butgrain somewh: Of apples thereseems to Plume aro not grown largely in Paul. Blackberri-s ure late and s =e te ...

... SANCREED. BLACKBERRIES apvearto be scarce theroughont San- creed, and the quality very inferior to that of former years. a ...

... barley (foreign) 22s to 23 4COlbs, oats ( English ) 15s to 16s 304Ibs, maize 243 6d to 6d 480Ibs, pork (carcaze) to 43d Ib, blackberries 3d a pottis; grages Is 3d a Ib, peaches 2d to 4d each, wool 434 Papstow, 5a to7d, Iamb'9d to 10d, bu to 9d, mutton 6d to ...