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... the wild flower I mind the 'ye, I steer the plat, I delve the laird's kailyard, And, rigged ant in my Sabbath clam, I am no that illfeared But that winsome lamocky on me might blink fu' sweet, When I meet her in the morning whar' the wild flowers meet, Oh ...
... private reading. The heel thing ever written by Dr Guthrie is the Pies for Ragged Scheele, a most eloquent pamphlet, which shows how well be comprehends the difference between the voles and the pee, and hew easily he ean adapt his somewhat senate style ...
... the funds of this Association :—General Arbuthnott, ; Sir John S. Forbes, £3 3s. GRAND FLOWER SHOW.—The following gentlemen have become patrons of the flower show to be held at the Rifle datherin , y e , in addition to those announced last week :—J. R ...
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... the centre table, a very fine plant of pierces& elegem, which we have hardly ever seen so well flowered, and a very elaborately got up bouquet, which showed • great deal of taste in the contrast between the different Bowen. In the Homer department some ...
... eveniiig. TIIE ISitvCHIN FLOWER Mission.—The sixth season of the Brechin Flower Mission came to a close on Saturday last. The ladies desire to acknowledge with hest t' arks the kindnets of friend. who have supplied them wi h flowers and texts during the past ...
... and now I'll leave you to manage him. 111 walk back. No IN NATURE.—God Las written on the flowers that sweeten the air—upon the breeze that rocks the flowers upon the stem—upon the rain-drops that refresh the sprig of moss that lifts its bead in the ...
... children. Some of the ladies in the Admiralty Offics had brought some bunches of flowers with them, and these they scrambled among the Belgians. Thorn fortunate enough to get a flower acknowledged the favour by placing it their breast- The band of the English ...
... DESCRIPTION OF THE CRAWLEY COURT-MARTIAL. erening, Nor. 21. Undoubtedly the military authorities showed a wise discretion in citoosing Aldershott instead of Chelsea, which was first named, as the seat of the Court-martial on Colonel Crawley. If it bad been ...
... worthy of aotice, was exhibited at the Highland and Agricultural Society's Show at Stirling in 1873. Mr limiter of Maybole improved upon that implement, and exhibited it at the Royal Show at Bedford in 1874, where it &Masted considerable attention. Siuco then ...
... THE NEW PARLIAMENT. MEMBERS RETURNED. The following members have been returned to the new Parliament. Those marked thus a show the 3-- SCOTLAND. Purim. Harems. C L L Absrasen city —..John Webster 1 1. Aberdeenshire, East Sir Alex. Gordon . . 1 1. Ab ...
... John Stewart, of Arbroath, who chose for his tubject-- The fertilisation of flowers and floral defences, illustrated by diagrams. After describing the various parts of a flower relating to his siihjilit, the reproductive organs, he, in a very graphic manner ...