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... baker from London, who has been living in the village for some time. He went out this morning saying he was going to pick blackberries, and was later found dead in a field.' Mr. Harvey, who was 83 years of age, was very well liked in the village, and much ...
... the course of a country walk near Carbis Bav, i-ss Kingham found a hedge near Higher Laity farm few davs go, two ripe blackberries and a wild strawberry plant on which was a perfect blossom and large green strawbeiry—an extraordinary 1 happening tn, ...
... Trerise, of St. (Jolumb, and the reserve went to Mr. S. B. Maddever, of Rame. GIANT BLACKBERRY. Claimed to be the largest and most luscious ever cultivated, a new blackberry was exhibited by Bedford firm of fruit growers at the Royal Horticultural Society's ...
... and I). Harvey. After supper competitions and games were thoroughl-v enjoyed. Mrs. Le Grice and Mrs. ®. Bennett judged the blackberry jelly and awarded the prize to Mrs. R. Dennis, St. Just. The yo-yo competition was won by Miss M. Madron. ...
... C. Carne (of the Borough Force) he made enquiries in Penzance, and interviewed Nicholls, who >aid had been out picking blackberries. Defendant's wife then interrupted. and said, Tell, the truth, and say you hit him in self-defence. hit you first. Defendant ...
... ly sung Messrs. Hosking, R. Ladner, W. Harvey and R. Pomeroy. Miss Lucy Humphrys accompanying. Mr. Reg. Uren presided. Blackberries of good size and flavour were picked by Mrs. Louise Drew, Millpool, Mousehole, on Saturday. Master Willie Harvey played ...
... toy. Class Vll.—Poultry dressed for table— 1, Mrs. Hunt, Boswartlien; 2, Mrs. Grice, section of honey. Class VIII— Best blackberry jelry— Miss B. Tregcning. Chutney—Mrs. Friggens. Saffron cake —Mrs. rregonmg, Gulval. Heavy cake —Mrs. Eddy, Madron. Pasty—Mrs ...
... matter, and is to consult with technical experts as to the new process. Strawberries, raspberries, logans, apricots, plums, blackberries, and othei kinds of small fruits are grown abund antly in Canada's Pacific province. The sulphur dioxide process of pre- ...
... town therefore has two Patron Saints. The feast is neld on October 10. custom is for the children to make parties, and blackberrying. This fruit, by the old people was said, not to good after Michaelmas. It was said that the Devil spat on them. In some ...
... Mr. Arthur Curnovv, of St. Ives, was invested by Lord St. Levan as Piov. ' j.G. Warden of Cornwall. A number of large blackberries were picked by Master Sampson Cocking at Clodgv on Friday last. A pluck\ rescue was effected at Porthgwidden Beach, St ...
... which will deal with the everyday life of the people of Old Cornwall. They wdll be as welcome as primroses in Spring or blackberries in summer or visitors with full wallets at all seasons of the year! HERBERT THOMAS. ...
... and evening Rev. A. T. Cape. The preachers at Boscaswell on Sunday were Messrs. as. Taskes and E. W. Tlomas. A bunch of blackberries was plucked Thursday last, by Mr. J. Thomas, of Chapel-street.. The preachers the Wesleyan chapel on Sunday were the Rev ...