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... and Miss M. Thom.g, Messrs. W. G. Lidgey and A. A. Coldrcy of Camborne, on Saturday found a sprny tvnurciiwarderest. of blackberry blosiom in tull olooni in the A concert was held in Barripper Moth°. nedgerows between Treswittuen and the dist schoolroom ...
... should be given a position neaf the light. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. 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 room for the new ones. M. ...
... long before the train reached the town' Quite right. 1 have often seen the train stop while people got out and gathered blackberries. It was no legend. then, that people could get out. pick hlackberriee or towers, and then get back into tho train again ...
... train reached the town? Quite right have often stop while jieople got out and gathered blackberries” It was legend then that people could get out pick blackberries flowers ana then get into the train again! HATS TO THE PIONEERS! RAILWAY COST £2450 MILE ...
... carriages were then pulled to Bodmin by power and it was while the liorscs rested that people had an opportunity of picking blackberries and flowers The avenue trees which I refer Guineaport (VYadebridge) and Pendavy and continued past tlie bridge T H HAAfBLY ...
... 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 ...
... hark oak birch and alder utilised leather broom rock lichen were also demand The berries principally sloes brambles and blackberries Needles Old New wonder many are oldest implements in Bone ones with were found in franco and ancient bronze ones Tuand-a-hali ...
... train to be outstripped late Professor Shuttleworth Cornishnian the d stri seen train stop people got out and gathered blackberries Othkr information available indicates t hat neither the former Shah of refused travel on our tailwajs more than ten miles ...
... Philp number of ripe (berries were picked at Shortlanesend raorniug by Mr J Paynter of 7 n-place while Miss K$oe picked ripe blackberry this on Truro-lfissoe Superintendent Frederick C of St Brigade by sanction King sovereign hend the it presented in London ...
... Crowntown Aug- d at Betty Treloar blackberry at K°ek' wliern Society Plymouth to eity Cop— Mr W B Richards HI Truro won the West Briton -— C0H Zi u Rogers ot by bl“dl’ir' SsnOB— The to be LnaaUN-Mr H W formerly Cornwall Mr “at librarian stall rll County ...
... School, and competitions were arranged by Miss Hope Elliston, Miss E. Hocking, Messrs. J. H. Dawe and E. Hendra, ST. BURYAM Blackberries have been picked oa a farm in St. Buryan parish. CARBIS BAY. Rev. T. Harris, of Camborne, preached eloquent and thoughtful ...
... resolved that a quantity of red as well as black plums canned this year It was also decided the suggestion Mr Abbiss to blackberries experimentally and to continue the retail sale of fresh fruit He said they would extend the sphere of their activities ...