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... £25. Mr Polkinghorne, Hayle, £10 prize, W. Williams's On the Tavy, value £10. Mrs James Earle, £7 Prize, W. Williams's Blackberry Gatherers, value £7. Rev. J. Jonas, Stoke, £7 Prize, J. G. Philp's Picking un Wreck, value £7. Ed. Nicholls, Esq., Callington ...
... will; where iutolerance and bigotry are at a ruinous discount ; where broad liberal uu. selfish views are as plentiful as blackberries at the bottom of a Surrey vallej. Nowadays, at any rate, the natives canuot tauut us with beiug ashamed of our religion ...
... staff have more or less appropriated to themselves the smaller of uurtwo public dining-rooms. Princes are so common as blackberries, and nobody seems to be ot lower rauk than a count. The Priuce of Hoheiilobe, one of tbe hands, mest military men 1 have ...
... jokes and laughs as hearty as ever. At his reception oue evening last week in the White House the negroes were as thick as blackberries in Jersey. Among them was a coloured barber named Burke ; he was an applicant for an office in the New York custom-house ...
... baskets the vegetables were fantastically and advantageously arranged, and on one or two were displayed some large ripe blackberries. ...
... passing up a very narrow street leading to the Methodist Free Chnrch Chapel it met three little boys who were returning from blackberry gathering. Two of the little boys were fortunate enough to slip out of harm's way, and thus escaped, though narrowly. The ...
... 405., and £4 costs, tor having assaulted two young ladies, pupils at a B:th school, lhey had the uiistortuue tobe picking blackberries io his field, when the brute struck them violently with a heavy stick. Noble Conduct of a Young Lady. — An act of courage ...
... Wednesday last a young woman aged 18, named Mary Elizabeth Rodda, of St. Just, fell from an em- bankment, whilst picking blackberries, and a stone, nearly 2 cwt., which she had displaced, falling upon her, sbe was so badly injured that she died iv a few ...
... wasted the laud with their straggling beauty, the grassy borders of the pastures with catkined lazeis, aud tossed their loug blackberry branches the corn ieids. Per.iaps they were white with May, or starred with •ale pink dog-roses; perhaps the urchins were ...
... imposing ou the creduliiy of your correspondent, unless we are believe that iu this neighbourhood were more plentiful than blackberries. The matter of the eutrance to the tower is of very small importance. was dlnded to rather as a discrepancy arising from ...
... 'is *l ; outlines, Ann:.- Krabbo, 7s. *l. ; ditto, C. rrossots, 7» *•'• Schools o» Aax.— Still life, Annie lloskm-', 10* i Blackberry, Aiune Grey, .is ; outline, Misletoe. 7s Od ; ditto, V-Us. '**■»» Vawdry, 7s. 6d. ; ditto, James Warren, 5s ; auto, James ...
... N. House ; 2nd, R. Stephens, Morgan. Twelve winter apples, Ist, N. House. Collection of fruits, Ist, N. House. Dish of blackberries, by any cottagers' daughter under fifteen years of age, Ist, Miss James. Round potatoes, Ist, Richd. Michell ; 2nd, G. ...