... 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 ...

... Mrs Tripp; 3rd, Miss M, .TosCj highly commended, Mrs. Martidj highly commended, Mrs. L. Ellis; commended. Miss J. Watterf. Blackberry jelly: Ist. Mrs. Matthews-; 2nd Miss J. Waiters. Mincemeat: Ist, Miss M Jose; 2nd. Miss L. Stevens; 3rd Mre. G. H. Rodda ...

... while the Gweek estuary, with its familiar lure, has been pictured with freedom and breadth. Among the notable exhibits is Blackberry Gatherers, the last picture the late Mrs. Elizabeth Armstrong Forbes, painted in 1911 and exhibited at the Royal Academy ...

... acres of strawberries. 700 of raspberries. 1,000 of gooseberries. 180 of blackcurrants. 160 of cultivated loganberries and blackberries. Reduction in the acreage of plums, apples and pears are equally striking. OCTOBER STRAWBERRIES. Ripe strawberries are ...

... while the Oweek eetunry, with its familiar hire, has been pictured with freedom and breadth. Among the notable exhibitor is Blackberry Gatherets, the pieture by the late Mrs. Elizabeth Armstrong Forties. painted in 1911 and exhibited at the Royal Academy ...

... 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: ...

... aeroplane INEXPENSIVE JAM With three pounds blackberries and six pounds of vegetable marrow delicious and inexpensive jam may be made Peel the marrow cut it into cubes removing the seeds Put the blackberries marrow and two cups of water into the stewpan ...

... from young vigorous plants Garden-grown blackberries are at their best now but as soon as their fruit is removed the old branches should be cut away and the young branches thinned and tied into place Blackberries especially a good variety are well worth ...

... 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 ...

... consigned to curing-houses, prices for local consumption ruling at 2s, and baitings for longliners 3s for 126. Quantities of blackberries of superior quality have been gathered young people and householders practically throughout the month of August. NEWLYN ...

... the speaker Much amusement was caused by the committee’s demonstration Mime” In the competition for the best lib pot of blackberry jelly the prize was awarded to Mrs Davy Games were directed by Mrs Santo Mrs C F Wallis was tea hostess St Austell on Monday ...