... 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 ...

... BLOND BAXTERS Sir,—l have three Baxter prints marked Le Biond, called Grandfather's Pipe, Crossing the Brook, and The Blackberry Gatherers. They are ovals. What is their value? G. E. FARNDON. 2, Bella Vista, Croyde Bay, Feb. 7. REDWINGS AT Sir,—Speaking ...

... - ner embossed on the bottom 1 tne mount, prices would (!Ui, -s grandfather's Pipe three . i ossin g Brook two ea Blackberry Gatherers Vali> Le Blond broke away Pr.j ting- tradition as regards li Patentee always made his \k e « . the mounts, but ...

... of men do not feel it. So Mrs. Browning continues: Only he who sees takes off his shoes: The rest sit round and gather blackberries. The psalmist says that the world full the influence of God and the control of God. All things are Thy servants. As you ...

... quantity of fruit to be used per 1001b. of finished jam:— Strawberry (55) Cherry (55) Raspberry (50) Loganberry (50) Damson Blackberry (50) Red gooseberry Greengage (50) Victoria plum . Red plum (50) Green golden plum (45) Green gooseberry (45) Red currant ...

... other than those normally imported from abroad. The quantity of strawberries, raspberries, loganberries, currants, and blackberries grown the •British Isles was unsurpassed any other country, hut the only fruits which could meet the foreign competition ...

... folk. There are such interesting paragraphs as these: Blackberries are common in Somersetshire, and our return journey had tea at the cottage miner's wife, who gave us the most delicious blackberry jam we had ever tasted. Burnham-on-Sea famous for its ...

... although the river was out of order owing too much water for several spells. Twenty pounders have ibeen as plentiful as blackberries in September, with good store thirty and sundry forty pounders, hut so far nothing has reached the 501b. mark. TEIGN ...

... plums, black currants, gooseberries, strawberries, loganberries, raspberries, red currants (alone or with raspberries), blackberries (culti! vated), cherries, and Bramley's Seedling and New Wonder apples gallon cans for culinary purposes; and the vegetables ...

... even to the most distant markets. There is also a steadily growing demand for cultivated blackberries. They fetch twice as much Covent Garden as do the wild blackberries, and the demand both the public and canners is increasing yearly. Furnishings in White ...