... Isles, they are not sc. applicable. The report which you pubhailed in The Cornurhrnan during Christmas of a number of ripe blackberries being picked in the Well Fields, Penzance, a.s well as the account under the heading New Year's Day in the Morrab Gardens ...

... demand for coma& drips. Mr. B. Madrun. g William-street, Cam. borne, on picked ripe Trevenson Church Sundaymichool held blackberries at Downs to make a their annual tutuist List Inuoday at Per. tart. numorth, when about lie; scholars ant For the first ...

... 6d per down; apples, bd to 74 per lb.; pears. 2s per doz.; tomatoes.. 74. and Sd Par lb.; new potaby.e. Is per 14 1b..; blackberries, cultivated. lOd per lb.. lb.; grapes. Is to tla per lb.; crushed oats, AA. 94.: pig meal. 9d; barley, 7s 3d; ben. Is ga; ...

... have the trap. here. in a tatement, defendant wad: On Friday, August ft 3, about 6.30 p.m., I left. bungalow to pick blackberries, accompanied by my wife and dog. I went into Mr. Bern. man's field, and the due's foot went into a hap. I took it out of ...

... oranges. Is to ls damn; apples, .1.1 to Td per lb.; Poln, la per doe.; tomatoes, 7d. and per lb.; petsto.s. la per It lbal blackberries, cultivated, Per lb wild, id. per lb.; wraps& la to 6a per lb., crushed oats. Is pig meal. Ms actin , . 7s 34; bran. IS ...

... dos.; oranges, Is to 2s per dozen; Sd to 7d per lb.; pears, is per dos.; tomatoes. 64 per lb.; potatoes, la per 14 lbs.; blackberries, cultiante'. per ; wild, ad per lb.; grapes, Is 6d to bs per ib.; crushed oats (new). 86 ed. (old). Vs pig meal, Si id; ...

... of Condurrow. nod. Beacon. dog, a Email terrier, owned by Mr. J. Nile. a member of the Celan Cotincil. who was gathering blackberries in the vicinity of Tryphena engine shaft at about maklay on Wednesday. Mr. Nile had walked round the haft. when he noticed ...

... line between Cartis Bay and St. lye.. and escaped with only a broken arni and shock. It is suggested that he gathcrin. blackberries near the line and when he saw • train approaching he stepped clear of the sleepers, but wan drUek by the engine. Luckily ...

... and saffern (saffron) cake were some of the chief items in the menu. The villagers made sure to have a good supply of blackberry jam, alone (sloe) wine, salted pilchards, dried hakes, and potatoes for the winter diet. Elder was secured to make elder ...

... patron mints. The kart is held cm October 10th. The custom was for children to make up partial, and go into the fields blackberrying. This fruit, by the old people, and by people to-day. is said to be no good after Michaelmas, because the had spat on them ...

... husoanda. The reply Well. Mr. Thomas. of they have a hell of a time sometimes. (Laughter,. He said it 118 if he saying : Blackberry j t —4 laughter/ and it was apparent that he dot not mean it as bad language. hilt merely as it lldil admission that all ...

... found by Mrs. Wooldridge, and Mr,. Jordan, who informed Mr. W. Ilarvey of 4. Richmond Street, Penzance. who was pickinu blackberries on the at the time. He immed, lately informed the police, and Police Patrol Keast and P.C. Bennetts at once went to the ...