... perfectly satisfied had Dalry been destitute of Tories : in 18S6 he would have rejoiced had they been as plenty as blackberries, and on Tuesday night he had unearthed as many as clothe his platform. When he looked at the gentlemen to his right and ...

... sister, let us go into the forest to broU ...

... lives, or broken legs, Fee same wee birdie's: nest and eggs ; Pn'ing rowans as red as cherries, Mountain slats, or wild blackberries ; Or whiles a turnip sweet to steal. Frae sonic auld honest farmer's fie; Then by the river's bank to dine, 0, happy days ...

... lower side of the East Hill at Hastings, into which, as well as out upon the sea, he had often gazed from the midst of the blackberry bushes that clot he the upward slope, rest, as was his desire, the remains of Old Humphrey. On the spot has been erected ...

... the very edge of the water. All around are traces of glacier workings that geologists delight in. while in the woods the blackberry and wild strawberry grow in quantity enough for the wayfarer for the botanist. Returning to the. Skjastation we got onr ...

... has only to watch the urchins trooping out of our lanes of a Sunday, carrying pans which they are on the way to fill with blackberries. Wherever parental control is inadequate or pernicious, the Nlagistrates should not hesitate, in the interests of the boys ...

... that Judith was always sure of meat and shelter, and a warm welcome wherever she went. She found the Murphys as plenty as blackberries in some parts ; but after having made long and weary journeys in the direction of the name, she was of course doomed to ...

... daylight, And looking sharply up among the branches Jock quickly discerned a covey of the precious birds, sitting as thick as blackberries on one leg among the branches and fast asleep. Very methodically Jock kindled a twig fire of matches and brimstone directly ...

... lane at full speed past her hiding-place. You are in a hurry, Juan, said Mercy, standing by the hedge as if gathering blackberries, and turning to look at him over her uplifted arms. He stopped, panting with the quick run, his heavy face sullen with ...

... Wm. Legervood, Halfway 3, Thomas Hackworth, Kilwinning. Smooth-haired Terriers —1, D. Stevenson, Irvine Mains ; 2, Win. Blackberry, Eglinton ; 3, James Binning, Townhead. Dog of any other breed—l, Provost Paterson ;2, John Kennedy, .nukeeper, Irvine ; ...

... ami was boiled in the farmhouse kitchen this afternoon -a boiled chicken, also off the estate, aod. as special treat, a blackberry pudding, the fruit gathered from the hedges the school children exchange for an cocas large*** «f pennies ! Not bad that ...

... Can you speak Gaelic ? is not an uncommon question in New England, as this port is called. The Macs are as plentiful as blackberries. I have discovered that the rosella parrot (a beautiful bird) and the wild cats are amongst the worst pests in the country ...