... LANIVET. At (*Meet on Thursday Mr. L. Pedlar, of (be stores. Bugle. picked twenty-six ripe blackberries. The corn harvest has commenced in the parish somewhat earlier than usual this year. Messrs. F. Stanley (of Trematie! and U. Burton (Tee. ninglei have ...

... friend what he ought to take for lunch. 'the friend replies, Well, a couple of down oysters and a Dover sole, followed by blackberry and apple tart and cream ought not to hurt you. The wretched liver, on over-hearing this advice, groans in spirit. 'The ...

... Cloths. and showing the new, clearlydefined waist-line. with flared or pleated skirt. These may be had in becoming shades of Blackberry. Foxglove. Wine. Copper, Glade Green. Viking Blue. Briar Brown. Navy and Black, and are trimmed with luxurious Squirrel ...

... were then pulled to Bodmin by horse poser, and it was while the horses rested that people had an opportunity of picking blackberries and flowers. The avenue of trees to which I refer was between Guineaport (Wadebridge) and Pendavy, and continued past the ...

... When our older inhabitants wax reminiscent and we are told of how in their boyhood they gathered honeysuckle and picked blackberries in what are now Berry Road and Marcus Hill, and in so many fields and meadows which are now covered streets and dwellings ...

... weave cloth. with real live per- lined. In small fittings o forming animals, Shades: Brick, Lido, Bo clowns. etc. After- and Blackberry. noons from 2.30. Thursdays an d SPECIAL PRICE 55/i , Saturdays fro • 11.30 a.m. Admission: Adults, SPOONER AND COI 6d. ...

... quality. The berry section revealed a splendid collection of fruit. loganberries. gooseberries. yeitchlierrien and cultivated blackberries. The eggs were of line sire. and formed a strong section. Aa added interest to the show van a display of excellent needlework ...

... with scholars and friends. had their The Rev. A. Young (vicar) will conduct annual outing in delightful weather on Wed- Blackberries are being picked in Creed the service and an address will be given by nesday week, when Watergate Bay was visit. parish ...

... 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 ...

... service Mr. A. Hoare rendered a much appreciated solo. entitled Why not Mr. A. Conde, Woodlands. Old Hill. picked ripe blackberries his garde* ea Priday last. 5.. Td: ALEXANDRA ROSE DAY ANNUAL COLLECTION IN PAR. AT. SLAM AND TVINARDNEATN OISTRIUTA • It ...

... day for the short time that they last. As a change from the usual stewed fruit dish many housewives serve stewed plums , blackberries or apples with Shredded Wheat. Summer's rich harvest is perfectly blended in this tempting dish. The rich juices of stewed ...

... meadow, as he had described it, covered with thistles, docks, nettles and brambles. The neighbouring children may get some blackberries out of it, but it should not be allowed to run to waste for so trivial a reason. ...