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... long years old ; io sweetly where ‘The stately trees, the this heather | ach Which o'er the air such frag: mance tk The blackberry copse, the school, the 1 the The moss, wi here once this heather , The haunted saugh, the stories The Of ghosts and g oblins ...

... Prentice. Fin ers different cles whieh Kk J. Bishop ; 3, A. Prentice ies, whose Halt-pint berries—1, 9. Black; I am sure nt blackberries -1, Andrew Gold and loud 3, Wm. Arbackle. Half-pi it currants—t1, 2, DW. Wm. Gr: ee ay. Twelve strat tes Se ee ee ecially ...

... Besteighteen strings white carrants—Robt, Sorbi Sk ition of Iv and Best twenty-four blackberries—1, George Weir. 2. N M‘R O BI RE, con- Best forty-eight blackberries—1, G We Robert ismith, Best twelve strawberries—1, 1. Wil anp 47 JAMAICA 2, dobn ¢ Hest ...

... Young: 2, J. Bishop A. Prent lop, = A. Finwers ferent K. Laing ; 2, J. 3, A. Prentic Lpint gooseberries—1, W. Black; 2 {pint blackberries -1, Andrew Gold ¢, pas fm, Arbackle. it currants—1, Black; 3 Wa. Gea; Twelve stra ; 2 T. Kelly ; 3, J. Anderson. ardeners ...

... bottomed the tops of houses wi Cappa- lead. it was the same sailor wh & part black! sitting on a wooden milest eat the green blackberry. ing bim dndian Public Opinion is re been following :— The Crown Princess and asked Princess Beatrice what she woul the ...

... J- Smith, 3. J. Stark. bunches grapes J. Smith pears son* J. Smith. apples, 3 sens J Smith. I pint catrantt. J Smith pint blackberri#» Smith. pint gooaeberrlee J Smith. 4 peacbe* J. Smith. I brace encumbers: J. Smith, band bonqnete I.J, Satllb; J Stark ...

... for the omission the addition of “P.S.” Ladies fat least what was meant for them) were there, course, and as plentiful blackberries. They were dressed, far gentleman can aay, in the height of faahion, or, Punr/i would aay, the hrftidih it—enshrined in ...

... Allister, Five len Ea: M ‘Gregor, por their M‘Intosh, M Gillivray, M‘Kay, Caldes ; M‘Keanzie, Deer | ‘Se Joba’ , James M‘Leaa, Blackberry t g, West M‘Leod, Red whortle be Roseback be Varigated box: iy Black and Bruce, club ident ia » Wes Eagles fea Meuzies, ...

... ; Brother against great deal m his district, tor tr.e Robertson. Hamilton, treasurer; Brother Copperheads were thick as blackberries, ana j jj od^.er> Coatbridge, senior warden ; often felt as if would like thrashing man lobe Rather James Wright. Hamilton ...

... months the frait crops in the southern counties pour, Mr below a fair average ci The wild br bloomed well for a crop of blackberries re already much to or Mansuavgnren ine, with Ownens.—On Friday night, at Cindert orted the of-Dean, a Coroner's Jury ment ...

... rccentlv. was being interred Helens Sunday evening. Some children were . Ahbotshall, the remains being accompanied picking blackberries a brookride. when the basket the two sons of the deceased. brother of the ol one little girl, named Whittle, fell into ...