... 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 ...

... plaized I wuz to zee 'er. I deer say you raymimbers 'ow 'er cuin to stop wi' me las' summer, an' I Looked 'er out pickin'` blackberries! Pore ole Jane, 'er corn les' Wensday arternune 'pen 'er bike, an' wuz swettin' laiks. 'Er'd a'mi-t 'Pr way an' bin roun' ...

... engaged in making blackberry jam. The smell of the cooking filled the kitchen in a most appetising manner. and Mrs. Penarren's round goodnatured face waged from bending over the are. ••Very likely, very likely. You always was a one for blackberry Jam Never tasted ...

... Apples, dessert-1, A. Philp; 2, W. F. Rabey; 3. J. Seymour. Do., cooking-1, B. Parsons; 3, F. Hoblyn; 3. W. F. Rabey. Blackberries —t, F. Rundle; 2. Mile P. Os. borne. ...

... minds by purely secular studies? Especially in Cornwall the temptation would be to go off cliffclimbing, to go in search of blackberries or primroses, to haunt the riverside, or to explore the sand strewn caverns cool and deep, where the winds are all asleep ...

... heavily laden with ripening fruit, and then perhaps my only regret would have been that I was too early for a dessert of blackberry tart and cream. Reaching Rumford, I called on my sister, an invalid. We were glad to inset each other. I was agreeably surprised ...

... furze hushes. after a gradual drop of about 100 feet. Fortunately there was no personal injury, but some children picking blackberries had only just moved from the spot where the car pitched. The car is the property of Rev. Thomas Openshaw-Eoupe. of Churcheaton ...

... Pomeroy, a lorry driver. Deimibe the variableness of the weather wild strawberries were picked on Tuesday in St. Austell and blackberry briars are re-towering. ST. COLUMB FEAST. ...

... PORT ISAAC. On New Year's Day Mr. John Saundry picked some fine specimens of blackberries — quite nn unusual event for these parts. The final of the billiard handicap in connection with St. Thinstan's Billiard Fund. for which a silver medal was offered ...

... seas. potatoes and cabbages being noteworthy. The gooseberries were as large as plums and the black currants as big as blackberries. The table decorations were very dainty. The first prize was won by a tasteful arrangement of larkspur and thalic- tram; ...

... Farmer 'Awken place, an' me all' Erica Colliver tl 'bleeve twat Brice) was yore there in he's gran'fayther's yields pickin' blackberries, an' prezeuly corned to where they was 'aevestin,' an' I. mind twaz a purty . zi . ght ver to watch twc or dree men swing»t ...

... Luxulyan, wpile out on a blackberrying expedition. Mrs. Graham set out shortly after eleven o'clock with her sister, Miss Humphrys, of Elmsleigb, Par, in the latter's car and made for Carn Cross, near Prideaux Wood. After blackberrying for some time they returned ...