POLNUAN
... 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. ...
... 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. ...
... When—a curious thing!— something in a name after all! You mutt still remain standing ri About El Dorado. I To a red green Blackberry I salt I two words, El Dorado. are Spanish I know you are green when you'r Ile golden one, and take us back to I And you're ...
... And a comnanion were riding part of Cornwall. They were vary said Wesley: We ought to he ~.,nkfial there are plenty of blackberries: thi, is the hest country I ever saw for a stomach. hut the worst that I ever getting food. This little anecdote bout ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... ST. COLUMB Members of the Newquay Salvation Army Corps visited the town on Thursday last. Blackberries have been picked in the district during the past week. At the Methodist (Fore Street) Church on Sunday last, special services were held• when the preachers ...
... Miss Johns, Mount I'leasant, picked ripe blackberries in her garden Saturday last. NURSING IN ST. ISSEY DISTRICT ...
... fastidious a judge as Sir Arthur will corn- was a somewhat novel one, no entr I, were given for the band, in which all Joined Blackberries, gathered by school children -t, The duties of best man were carried out by -y fee 'cry heartily. Miss F. Osbo rn e; 2 ...
... rustle of hounds against the long grass and bracken as they search out every sweet subtle smell of the morning. The smell of blackberries drenched in dew, and of gorse, the sweet honey smell of the scattered heather, and the tantalising smell of young rabbits ...