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... no judgment is exercised, but outlay on permanent works is made as if lasting mines like Dolcoath were as plentiful as blackberries. This error has wiecked, and is wrecking more than one promising mine. At Wheal Uny keenly granite, it is reported, has ...
... Journal). Extracting.— lf you purpose extracting all store from body of hive it will be wise not to delay it too long, as blackberry blossoms yield very black honey, and there is some danger also of getting the samples spoilt with ' honey dew ' from the ...
... James Jennings. Six dessert apples— l and 2C. Anneer. Six pears— l N. Clemens Dish of gooseberries— l 3T. Clemens. Pint of blackberries— l W Wills. Baspberries— l W. Booth, £ J. Snow. Grapes— l N* Clemens, 2W. Wck. • ' Cct Flowees.— Twelve pansies— l ios ...
... There is a Cornish legend still extant that the devil on Michaelmas Eve touches a blackberry which then becomes poisonous. It is unsafe after Michaelmas-day to cat blackberries in case of meeting the poisoned one. ...
... (much laughter). But fancy a nation of English beefeaters going about with mouths smeared wit— jam, like children in the blackberry season — (laughter). Colonel Archer concluded by moving That this meeting desires to express confidence in the House of ...
... dressing— 1, Susan Salmon ; 2, C. Parkyn. Winter apples for tbe table— l, fanny Bo berts ; 2. Hawkey. Plume— l. J. Hawkey. Blackberries -1, A. Julian; 2, Emily Hoblyn ; 3. J. Webber. Vegetables.— Hound potau«es of any kind — l. J. Endean, sen. ; 2. ..Crapp; ...
... 3i_. Bsr_ie__t. Pears— l B.Thomas. 2J. Westcott. Dish of plum .—2 B. U«K.:veu (Mylor). Tomatoes.— l and 2C. VVest- cott. Blackberries. -1 Edwin Jennings, 2 Charles Mc'Coll. grapes, white seedliug.— l C. Westcott. Grapes, Black Ham- h# J MedJ hi. 2U. Westeott ...
... sheaves of corn, with fruit, fcc., adorned the communion space. Amongst the novelties was a bush of furee, studded with blackberries. Cabdynham. The United Methodists of the Bodmin circuit held their j quarterly meeting at Milpool, on Thursday last, when ...
... and carrot. If cheese is too . great a luxury for the purse, why not try skimmed milk . and beans ? If we come down to blackberries and raw turnips, and run a mile for a crust of bread, it is no worse than many and many more did 50 or 60 years ago. Never ...
... been elected representa- tive of tbe congregation of St. Peter's, Newlyn, for the run-decanal conference. Three ripe wild blackberries, as perfect as in Septem- ber, and also a bunch of red berries, were gathered In the last week near Portloe, by a little ...
... Davis and C. W. Clinton have been re elected borough auditors. The Season.— This week, George Allen plucked a bunch of ripe blackberries in Ne wham quarry. The Tbubo Nxw Post-office. — The contract for tbe erec- tion of ?? Post-office has been let to Messrs ...
... between the Burngullow and Grampound-road statiens. TBUBO. On Tuesday last Mx.Trudgeon, slaughterman, plucked some npe blackberries in the parish of Kea. Thb Naw Roman Catholic Chubch. — There will be a Misaa Cantata in tbe Church of St. Pizan, Chapel-hill ...