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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... for __i. valuable gift. TRURO- Hifle Volunteers.— Friday and Saturday, -iub shoot at 2.30 p.m. Earlx Blackberries.— On Thursday a few at ripe blackberries were picked on the Zelab- ?? River Trips at this time of the year are rery enjoyable, especially when ...
... Endean ; 2, C. Par- sons. Apples, dessert or cooking — l, J. B. Brown, Wadebridge ; 2, R. Broad, Talskiddy, St. Columb. Blackberries— 1, Miss Edyvean, Ruthross ; 2, T. Bennett, Colan. Beans, kid- ney—l, T. Meagor, Wadebridge .; 2, C. Parsons. Beans, broad— ...
... the abfl___tee of farmers, who, taking advan- tage of the glorious weather, were busily en- gaged in the harvest field. Blackberry gathering may be said to have commenced in the neighbourhood of Polgooth; the prospects are exceptionally good. Dr. Archibald ...
... enjoying themselves will think of me — a brace of rabbits — or partridge — or grouse — or a few scrollers— a basket of blackberries— a jar of marinated pilchards— a few prawns, or one or t'other or some of each may find the whereabouts of Jack O'Lantern ...
... craft, and here and there they are moored for tea parties among the elder folk. The more juvenile take to nutting and blackberrying on the banks, while others at a still more age holiday makers are lolling about in couples, presum- ably telling the old ...
... river is dotted with all ki of small craft, and here and there they are moored for tea more juvenile take to nutting and blackberrying on among the elder folk. The others at a still more interesting age lolling about in couples, presum- telling the old, ...
... Greenbottom, Kenwyn. — Defendant, repre- sented by Mr. Carlyon, denied the accusation. —The girl said she was gathering blackberries on Monday with two other girls when prisoner committed the alleged offence. She com- plained to her father, who applied ...
... Blewett. Dr. Milner was elected vice-chairman. The attendance at tbe mixed school was re- ported as very irregular through blackberry picking, _c, and the infants' schools attend- ance was reported steady. Cheques for bills aud salaries were signed. Lanlivery ...