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... father of deceased, said his son was six years and seven months old, and strong and healthy. Friday afternoon he went blackberrying, taking with, him an enamel jug. Deceased went .to a field just across the road, and re. turned just over an hour afterwards ...
... giant blackberries another stanc shows that nature needs tht helping hand n an to produce satistu. Tory new tiuits. Tireless patience and th success of one cnancc in 10,000 have culminated the Giant. It is thre times as the ordinary blackberry ripens ...
... make parties, and go black-berrying. This fruit, by the old people, was said to be no good after Michaelmas; the reason being that the devil was said to have spat on them. I may add here that this belief of the devil and blackberries after Michaelmas, held ...
... from Wandsworth, described as ''loganberry style. Its canes are Bft long, but tho fruit is poor. But a display of giant blackberries on another stand shows that nature needs the helping hand of to produce satisfactory new fruits. Tireless patience and ...
... Road Methodist Church, St. Ives, doz. eggs; St. Buryan Church, fruit and vegtables; Mr. W. Roach, Trewidden, 701bs. of blackberries; Mrs. A. Wallis, Sennen, bath chair. C-ii Sunday a radio telegram was received at the Cornishman office from Mr. Ernest ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... expressed the gratitude of the section to all donors of prizes. LELANT. Mr. R. R. Edwards, of Fernbank, Lelant, picked a bunch blackberries last week. This is very rare for the time of the year. The preachers at Lelant Methodist chuA-i on Sunday last were Mr ...
... provided by the fact that Mr. Gendall, of Penwith-street, Penzance, has loganberries growing in the open, and also that blackberries of quite pleasant flavour are still to be found in the upper part of Ludgvan parish. MARAZION. The organ. at Perranuthnoe ...