... M'lntosh—boxwood ; Mackay—bullrush ; M‘Kcnzio —doer grass ; M’Kinnon—St. John's wort; M‘Laclilan—mountain heath ; M*Lcan—blackberry heath ; M'Lcod—red wortlo berries ; M*Nab—rose back berries ; M*Neil—scaware ; MTherson—variegated boxwood ; M‘Quarrie —black ...

... The morning mist and evening haze— L'ulihe tins cold grey rime— Seemed woven wares of golden air, \\ hen 1 was prime. And blackberries—so maw kish now— VVereiiuely Savored then ; And hazel nuts such clusters thick 1 ne’er slndl pull again ; Nor blushing ...

... at the boa of Ballysallagh It is unnecessary to add, the pace was Killing the result proves it— '* croppers were plenty blackberries.” The only cloud the brilliancy of these two days was the absence of the noble master, who present entertaining large party ...

... tiro i any period of the disorder. -rases Blackberries are extremely useful i iof dysentery. eat the berries healthy ; lei made the roots ; is beneficial ; and syrup made of ries is still better. Blackberries iav . i limes effected cure when Bhysica- ...

... after flowering, a clammy ball of spines, by which its seeds cling to different objects, and are dispersed far and wide. The blackberry, strawberry, and most of the fruits both of our woodlands and cultivated grounds, belong also it it. A schoolmaster who ...

... another moulding tho erurobs of bread into balls, and nil In turn elndden tbo much enduring mother. Finally appeared a huge blackberry pudding, bailed smKkmg hp* end set down amid tho still standing paraphernalia of the first coarse, and llic wreck of mustard ...

... the scene continue* to be very ple»*ant, but the tree* the rock* become gradurtlly fewer and lest verdant. The eran and blackberries give place to the heather, and the view open* up of the wild glen between Loehnngar and Bullock Bowl* The royal party were ...

... AFFECTIONATELY il IC-OSSIAX. days of childhood, awe* nt hours, 1 travers'd the glen *f fl .wcrs ; down the brake, where ihe blackberries grew, All ! was guided you. Of world, I know nut (ho cir-soethe wiles, And ! how I priz’d bcluv’d mother’s suiihu. I pleas’d ...

... know you had a burning fever all night.” mother I I know blackberry padding won't hurl me.” Slop whining, Laury. interrupted the father. ”Da give her a bit rny dear ; I never heard of blackberry pudding tinning any body.” A cry was heard from the adjoining ...

... ; if they want to fly their kite, the common is at their door. The woods arc theirs, with their early violets and late blackberries, their squirrels and birds’ nests.— To their imagination, trees arc made to be climbed, rivers for bathing in. The open ...

... plants to be found here, but the fruits there are abundance —6gs, dates, pomegranates, peaches, apples pears, mulberries, blackberries, besides many others the which have not vet ascertained. Many the farms are beautiful with groves of Gr and the gum tree ...

... hay for some neigh- bouring bigot, that they may be kept from t.ie sacra- ment of rtmfirn’ation —let tho girls sent pluck blackberries along tho road side . direction from tho chapel, to escape tho ceremonj let other flagrant committed, not in tne per; fumed ...