... exhibit being the grapes, lovely clusters, shown by Mrs Lawson, and the colleetii n from Huntly Lodge. Some exceedingly large blackberries were shown from Lessendrum amongst the professionals ; and from Cleaobrae amongst the amateurs. There was a large and highly ...

... and 3 Jessie MtKiindie, Inchrorsie. Salt butter. by a crofter, 3 entries-1 Mrs Watt. Moss-side; 2 and Jeannie M•William • Blackberry iim. 6 entries-1 Mrs John Stewart, Nfilltorles ; 2 and 3 Mrs Smith. Inebenrsie. Green fronieberry jelly. 6 entries—l Mrs ...

... before it is due—Berry. Your father, the elder—Betty. would not have been such a goose—Berry. but you needn't look so black—Berry, for I shan't pay you till Christmas — Berry. A sentrruaL watchman in Pennsylvania. preaching from a Presbyterian pulpit ...

... itself in a good-looking face. and to maintain this well-regulated condition attention to fruit diet is recommended. Plums. blackberries, white and red grapes, oranges, and Peaches are among . the table fruits, trod it is difficult to say which is-the best ...

... Cobairdy had about the finest stand of peony asters we ever saw, while among vegetables and fruit he was very superior. Blackberries, in particular, were conspicuous, and Kidney potatoes very fine. In the amateur clam, Rev. Mr Macdonald, Schoolhome, was ...

... Nurse Mauna, Lc. Sale at 12 °clock noon.—JAs. Auctioneer. P.S.—Also, a lot of 00ov-berry, ltcl Curraut, White Currant, and Blackberry Bush, : Fruit Trees; and Roses—aorta. 'FiIERE will be exposed Side by Public Row at 1. East Park Street. unruly. on the ...

... necessitate larger and more showy flowers to attract tea = a m a of u se w thof wes them and secure cross fertilisation. Blackberry It ante ti:ter.a.rustez., so white with us, are • decided pink in quiet ftlep by 'elle:t a ng the child from pals. England ...

... a redingote with Polish sleeve for a lady. Likewise is given, with this part, a charming coloured picture of birds and blackberries, intended as a design for painting or embriodery. Music, poetry, pastimes, and many useful hints in the correspondence ...

... train. One day, as tuna', be was on time. Swift rolled the iron steed on its way. Bully Bly was at his post. It was in the blackberry season, on Saturday. As became round the carve—don't you know, that curve which is always found in a railroad story, as ...

... not less than 4 lbs.-1 Mr Oliphant, Grange : 2 James Cowie. 3 lbs. Butter, by a Crofter with one cow—Mrs Math ieson. 1 lb. Blackberry Jam—Mrs Filles, Bogton. Rhubarb Jam—Mrs Fidde3. Stripeside. ICUOLAITIC. Best Letter on vegetable Food by a boy or girl under ...

... Mon, 8 basket of vegetables. 1 collection of wild flaweis, 2 (special) best basket of fruit. Mary Henderson—Oakenkoows-1 blackberries, 3 re! currants, 1 anal 3 green goosebeiries, 3 yellow gooseberries. Mrs Don II Widgend- 1 red currants. 1 lettuces, 3 ...

... there were some good potatoes. gooseberries. &c. while Leasendrum and Colmanly were well represented by cauliflowers and blackberries. Cucumbers, vegetables, turnips, onions, rasps. &c., were a good show. During the day the Hall was visited by a eon. ,i ...