... delightful, what more looked-forward-to at this time of the year, a blackberry and apple tart with lags of Cornish cream. Still, the end of the season is not yet. Like the beans the blackberries have time to recover themselves. Lard Mayor's Cornish Rebuff. ...

... sueceesful arrangements were made by Mr. F. Milford. Mrs. J. Whitford, of South End. Treviscoo. gathered her first pint of blackberries on July Nth, and since that date she has hen continually picking. This considered exceptionally early for the district ...

... WHISPERS AND ECHOES Life at —The Acland Tradition—Wain Moor's Gretna Greta N e vagissey fish Prices—The Blackberry liarrest— Lord Mayor's Behalf Ill'ST as the holiday seusion is drawing , s wiftly to tue Clerk tit We brattier nun been making souls blight ...

... naefirf from kind. sympathetic or hospitable. was mobbed: often in reel danger; difficult to get a meal—even forced and eat blackberries in lien of :somthing more this state of thing- changed, and during the visits of his Is life Wesley was heard by reverent ...

... horses, even when I was knocked clean over the cultivator I was using. Mrs. Edith Lucy Sargent said that she was picking blackberries in a nearby field and saw all that happened. She saw Winston knock her husband down, and alleged that sbe heard hint say: ...

... seasonable at this time of the year. No one can deny that. True, it has put a stop to the picking of December raspberries and blackberries. But in any case such things are ridiculous at this time of the year, and what is happening now is just one of those checks ...