... charming and handsome young lady who stands six feet and six inches minus her shoes, and is a native of Boghead. where the blackberries blossom in winter. and the brambles likewise. Boghead is famous as a health resort. Striven !theme take note. The ...

... from ? correspondent is auctarahaath, that ? certain farmer sear Auchenheath weds out his servants and delights( to pull black-berries. He also rye that the strawberry geese's ounsphtin of the want of workers, but that if they used their pert workers ? little ...

... milk 1 To Fmk Jokes.—Take • quantity of of ffreeb berry fruit (red currant, black currant., cherry, gooseberry, rmpherry, blackberry, cranberry, de. ; also plume sad rhubarb). (`leas the fruit, and pot it into soamelled goblet or jelly pro. (Rhubarb should ...

... standing spoiling the house. They can't get a Ere on in the room. We should have it cut down, and we might plant two or three blackberry bushes in its place, and be could draw .ornething out of that. Councillor Ferguson—When we are at Castlehill. my attention ...

... FAlinburgh Ezbibitioa atteadaners. An Edinburgh paper say* the average nu 95110. Madame Patti's favourite dissipation is blackberry jujui.en Next year • there'll he wars and rumour of wars. my. Zadkiel. The pretest Goverwirent will remain in office. he ...

... Ulackbsll—ColUgnn' Claw: Ist, red cabbage, early cabbage; id, tier man greens, beans; dtl, peas. Amatetiis' t'Uu : Ist, blackberries. Mr 'ra. Jitcrco. Greenbaru Class: 2d, red cabbage ; 3J, easier. To ...

... The has been • good deal renewed in oommennal cireles. for postdated cheques, to use a familiar simile, are as common ea blackberries in the merry-day practice of buenese men. On making inquiry at one of our leading beakers we leans that the contention ...

... 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 ...

... U>\* of houses with sheet lead. I’eihaps it was the sailor who saw white hLekbird sitting wooden milestone eating green blackberry. Indian Public Opinion la responsible for the following The Crown Trince** I'ruwia wrote and a -kid Prinvosa Itealne* what ...

... ” Why, Tm sure you have been eat in all time.’ - cried Rex; “roy back I* quite dislocated with retching after nuts and blackberries; you always wanted Ihoac which wet© jurt out reach.” They are always gwoeteM. said eoollv. Don’t y ...

... •-elixir Hfe. philosopher's stone. l oraarried ladies, on the wrong si-ie thirty, and old fldgetiy geotletueo. appear thick blackberries, and give it the appearance u nursery for is. valid* and ab, 'or old maids, Parrots cats, h-wever saw none; but should ...

... 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 ...