... partook of tea being under supervision Seymour Vigus B M Scoble B The of the passed games ST If Comes”— days ago a bunch blackberries blossom the same stem picked in a sheltered spot the Parish Church New Year's Day took the place of evensong The lessons ...

... league on ‘Vednesda wr•,k. Was a great success. The Lone Nenehie Orchest supplied the music and Mr. S. Tiring was Ripe blackberries ricked week ht Mr. K. Rurns, testifying to the tn:kiness 01 the season. ...

... ST DAY AND GWENNAP —The children Mr and Mrs Y whilst staying the with their Mr and J Nicholls Cross picked several ripe blackberries Mrs At funeral Mrs House whose last Mrs (cousin) attended from Mr Christopher (Trevethan) Methodist Church Choir tlfeir ...

... Gravel, Holt. With regard to the former application, the Surveyor said the Company proposed to erect poles in the narrow Blackberry Lane, and it was a question where the poles should be. There was lot of greensward where the poles could be put, but it ...

... abundant the autumn. Nuts and blackberries were gathered in large quantities though the season of the latter was somewhat' shortened the heavy rains of late October for spite the Devonshire saying that' October blackberries are bewitched, excellent berries ...

... by Torpoint Women's Association at the Legion Hall Monday received gift from Christmas-tree. Primroses, snowdrops, and blackberries are being picked in the Newquay neighbourhood; lambing has also commenced. In aid Ponsanooth Legion Funds a whist drive ...

... ordered to pay the costs. CORNWALL At Lavrcan Bridsc, Bugle, a cluster of good-sized strawberries are growing garden. • Blackberries were picked on Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Wyatt, of Carvedrasa Farm. Constantine. Sprays of blossom were on adjoining branches ...

... suitable. opinion the farmers' greatest opportunity lies soft fruit growin?, loganberries, rasnberrias. and cultivated blackberries. There is fair acreage of strawberries already existing, but there is a distinct need for an increase in Paxton's, which ...

... THE GARDEN The Loganberry, (By F. w. MILES, F.R.H.S.). January 13. —Popularly supposed to a cross between a laspfcerry and blackberry the loganberry is a fruit making enormous in public favour. We owe its introduction to America and it named after American ...

... them and keeping them 4a a frame for the winter. ANSWERS TO CORR R. G. A.—lt is not too late to prune the loganberry and blackberry, though the best time for this work is in early autumn. The old canes must be cut out to make for the new ones. M. M.—The ...

... Church a beautiful .-pike of gladiolus, md some j potatoes in another six inches high, and t'no hill green and red sprays of blackberries were noticed. many of the cottage gardens in the between Taunton and Minehesad snowdrops, stocks, and wal'flowers, and ...

... the magistrates remanded the woman for week, and granted bail conditional upon her finding surety £10. POACHERS GO BLACKBERRYING For poaching land the occupation of 1 Mr. Fred Lewis at Flmstone Hardwicka, Thomas Stevens, of 42 Queen-street; Fredk ...