... acclivities are thi , kly studded with yonng trees. The scenery is picturesque and beautiful, and during the season of the blackberries, the green clad knowea, are much treqiiented by the village youths). O tell me not of storm hugg'd hill With broad breasts ...

... THE CHERBOURG RE-UNION. NATIONAL SHOWS are becoming as plentiful as blackberries in autumn. If we have now-a-days fewer Punch and Judies; travelling waggons with learned pigs, Albanian girls, dwarfs and giants; penny booths for the representation of Alonzo ...

... Establishment shifted the bell frac the tree to the kirk itsel', an' ever after clocks an' watches bccam' as plentiful.' as blackberries—they kept ringing awa', sticking to a custom without a reason, and without asking for a reason. In the coorse o' time the ...

... Bell's Life, by Bluelight out of Judy, beat Capt. Chrichton ns r d Terror, by Cromwell out of Optinia. Mr Barclay ns bk b Blackberry, by Birmingham our o , Winton, beat. Mr Stirrat's fb p Little Nell, by Sir James the Rose out of Surety. Mr Barclay's bd ...

... Sessions, held on Friday week, a little boy named Trebern was mulcted in the sum of 75., including expenses, for picking four blackberries from the hedge of a neighbouring gardener; and two other youths had to pay lOs each for gathering nuts on lands in the ...

... Mr fienderson's he w d British Oak beat Mr Aiton's bd w b Edith. Mr Richmond ns r w d Cardinal York beat Mr Dykes's bk h Blackberry. Mr Smith's r w b Lass o' Patio's Mill beat Mr Aiton's f b Witch. Mr Wright's bd w d Craigetigillan beat Mr Henderson's ...

... w d Cloretto beat Mr J. Barclay's ns r f d Whistle Binkie. Mr Borron's f d Bright Ensign beat Mr Gaird- ner's ns b k w b Blackberry. Mr Borron's b k b Bewitching, beat Mr Gordon's b d w d Glenalmond. Mr Gordon's b k d Gainsborongh, beat Mr J. Campbell's ...