... delight not only dilettanti aquarium-keeper the real student going so far as Gilbert who speaks of Rosmortau (place of blackberries) in St Mary’s Isle as beautiful place in world” we cun heartily recommend the island interesting for a variety of reasons ...

... observation to depend npou for buying the by If a glass sufficient power is to show every turnip seed the siae of large blackberry farmer will plainly that sowing some seed (such have got samples of) he cannot expect crop of turnips but ruin himself by ...

... popularity. But they won't make England budge. Now-a-days b g words are aa common, and happily they produce as little effect as blackberry leaves, ft tha American nation should persist in the mysterious delu- sion that England trembles before it, it will provoke ...

... nearer Penryn would deal wirb and trouble to parties In some districts of Cornwall magistrates' are a proverb plentiful as blackberries in Accident — Two brothers of L&nner were at work Uny Redruth on and charged hole dynamite explosion taking soon expected ...

... wound oauterized doing well nervous great for hours his life despaired of It is reptiles of appear to be increase During blackberry this should caution to youngsters gathering Police— morning about one o’clock swamp who gave of Cardell St apprehended by ...

... who was killed. on Thursday on ] ;he Cornwall Railway. It appears several lads wore iboat crossing the lino to gather blackberries, wium ;hey were warned by. tho whistle of the engine of *;he • »wn train. Two, however, crossed in safety, but She iaseased ...

... 2 Toxer Apples for table— 1 Ralph extra prixe Apples for dressing —1 Henry James 2 R Howe Winter apples for 1 2 James Blackberries cottager’s under 15—1 Toser 2 Grose potatoes— 2 Oock 2 8 Woodwards Collection 1 P 2 8 Ourgenven I Toxer H James Summer ...

... anybody in the parish passed through the field on his way te and from the Union-house. Rarely did he meet anyone but boys and blackberry pickers, and never without warning them that it was not a publio pathway. After the death of the old tenant the farm waa ...

... ” id the Two gentlemen passing a blackberry bush when the fre ed the was unripe, ove said it was ridiculous to call them blac 3 care, berries when they were red. ** Don’t you know, said | r of & friend, blackberries are always red when they « unish, ...

... county coroner, on the body of ; , and found in a shaft at Creegbrawse. The evidence | thetic that some childen picking blackberries had observ Of body in the shaft about seven or eight feet fri surface. A verdict of “* Found dead” was returned. | the ...

... Carlyon, ceroner, on the body of a child found in a shaft jat Creegbrawse. The evidence shewed that some child- j ren picking blackberries had observed the body in the j sluft about seven or eight feet from the eurfaoe. A I verdict of *• found dead was returned ...

... Koa-p. Winter pears, tor the table — l, 1. ..ph I l-u_dle ; 2, Henry James. Winter pears — l at.d 2. J. 1 I Row., jun. Blackberries, by any cottager's uaa^-ter ! uncar 15 — 1, S. Tozer; 2, E. A. Cook. Roun_ pot-toes ; — 1, R. Taylor; 2, T. Bilkey. Kiduoy ...