... Chit Chat. A large quantity of blackberries were picked at Grampound last Tuesday week by Mr. Tucker. The visit of the Rev. S. B. Lane to the Bible Christian Chapel on Sunday last is of more than passing importance. He has secured for himself a very prominent ...

... -oomplalasat was *klieg blackberries at the has—Mr. H. W. Hlgagen, St. Aural', defended. In sonerdenoe with Kr. Hignatil revisit. the witnesses in the the Oonrt anal CAMS, Martha Junes, the °complainant, said eke gathering blackberries in Bestianis Moor with ...

... Cornwall Lineation Commistae. In the °lame of his Mr. Reed picked a sprig of blackberries, green, red, and also to • perfectly ripe state. Mrs. Reed had several ripe blackberries in her own garden • week or mo ago, and Mr. 7elll Gaodge gathered • sprig similar ...

... occasions he expressed the hope that plaintiff would become his wife, but she did not definitely accept him until they went blackberrying together. The courtship continued until May last, when Miss Tomlinson saw defendant at Rufford Show arm in arm with another ...

... live in bird houses to protect the birdsfrom rats. The average output of wild blackberries ill this country is tons, but this year it will be much more. Best grade blackberries are now realising lls. a bushel wholesale, whereas cultivated plums of the best ...

... or eaten. Yet it is not that English people do not like blackberries. There is probably no fruit which is more generally in favour, an 4 in the London market it is readily sold. But the blackberries which reach the Londoner are not the fruit of the country ...

... ACCIDENT. On Saturday last, John Parkin was out picking blackberries when be found a dynamite Meeting another b2y with matehes, its streak one and applied it to the asp. The remit an lad Parkyn's right hand was so badly shattered that Dr. abbot bad t ...

... Carclaze. I ON DAT W. G. Liddloost, o f Truro, picked ripe blackberries Is IL I. G. liikoook's AT Ten HALF-Intkrx business ossesang of CL dosnety bold on *swung, the following officers 'loosed for ensuing Senn : President Mr. g Jenkin ; riceprosidasi ...

... of Mesapiney, delivered suitable ismer which wen highly appreciated. Oa Weiser:lay of ft. Liddtoast , pleeked a bomb of blackberries, whioh factir , resarkabl• at thia tine of the par. Mr.?. Liddicost, Jan, Genii. Bane, aught a Ii but last weak, weighing ...

... ST. STEPHENS NOTES. Oa Dfcember 24th, M. Osborne, when returning from frevear, made the rather unusual of • ripe blackberry. It looked as bright and flrat u If it was only the month of August. Christmas morn was nalserod in by a merry peal of belle, and ...

... LanJeth. TIAGCII, who ia raiding with her brother and sister. Kr. sad C. sad who Gasmined s brakes thigh in sligts bit blackberrying remedy, is programme olowly. ...

... every common b — sai Si; w — iiit - ikd. But only those who eee take of their shoes— Tbe - r - est - ait round it and cat blackberries. —E. B. Browning. Say not always what thou knowest. but always thou sayest.—Claudiva. ...