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... the spring. LOGANBERRY. These fruits are justly becoming popular. The plant originated in a cross between the California blackberry and red raspberry, and was a chande hybrid grown from seed. It is one of the strongest growing of all brambles, and. under ...
... Bennetts, of Detroit, U.S.A. (nee Violet Barnicoat, Heamoor), who is paying her native country a visit, on Tuesday picked ripe blackberries and red and white primroses in the open Trewidden. ...
... Penzance recently picked a of primroses This visitor Mrs Bennett staying at Heamoor on holiday America has also blackberries Blackberries have been picked in Mouse-hole this week been plucked in in area Arum lilies bloom in at Covcrack Some of the bloms ...
... Association. Those who said, knew very well that very largo family to which belonged those beautiful fruitins plants the blackberry, raspberry, and other varietio? numbering over hundred, but of all those varieties there was only one dewberry, a reference ...
... him for 5s and bought it constable made inquiries about the he it over PC Moon said accused told him lost while picking blackberries When charged lie charge brought against in spite” Defendant said was told to keep the watch lie from until saw him again ...
... Quay Committee' of Penzance town f Council estimate their receipts for coming yea? j;5,824, and expenditure 9,149. Ripe blackberries were picked in field at Little Tnegear, Mawgan-in-Menenge, last week by Mr. F. C. Thomas, of Carleen, Mawgan. Two more ...
... (of Hayhe, Devon), who at the time was captain of St. Michael's Mo»nt. He died at Kenegie in 1628. Rosemorran (vale of Blackberries) was also a ipart of the manor until the abolition of the Feudal Tenures in 1662. the 14th century it was held by the family ...
... Port Isaae while pruning on the estate cut off branch from bramble bush on which was ripe blackberry three green ones and bunch blossom To such thing as blackberry in must certainly be rare occurrence Cornish Emigrants About ten emigrants have left for ...
... result remains to be seen, but bunch of blossom. To get such a thing as a' it is as well that the points of view of road ripe blackberry iii March must certainly be users sjiould be kept well to the fore, othera rare occurrence. wine.' says The Cornmercial ...
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... 4 THE WEST BRITON ADVERTISER THURSDAY 31 1930 LOCAL NEWS Blackberries— 'Early blackberries linvo St Keverne by Mr Ronald Square Mrs of Commercial ltoad Trials— Mr N T l’ope of Buldlili prize with the county layinq trials Nott of Cook’s Hishop Hriatol ...