... REENHOUSE for Sale—il by 9 feet Apple Tree, Six engrafted varieties, and a number of Blackberry Bushes. ApamM 28 Stirling Street, Galashiels, ...

... THE LIBERAL PARTY. Secessions from the Liberal party are now plentiful blackberries. We take no more note of them than of another curate who has gone over to Rome. The last of these political perverts is Lord Londesborough, who went to Scarborough to ...

... left alone with the four children, and she lost no time in sending her husband’s two little ones into the woods to gather blackberries. Then, going to her bed where her own child lay, she lifted the baby np cautiously, so not to disturb her seven-yearold ...

... ia • • a stream life aa has been flowing to through the eye*. There are eves which give is more admisaioa into them than blackberries: otli. •re liquid and deep well* that men might fall int ; and others are oppressive and devouring, and take • .. much ...

... anecdote of the Warrenton Rifle Corps. One day he told us that a countryman had come into camp with a quantity of blackberry pies. Blackberries in America are a much finer fruit than those ripened by our faint English sun, and are quite popular in their ...

... c--tup lit ion, and a creditable appearance was made the department border flowers and herbaceous plants. A lot of excellent blackberries feature of the fruit section. I.nt there was only one exhibit strawberries in Hie room. Bouquets were tasteful and abundant ...

... Pelargonium —Ist, Mitchell; 2d, H« M'Morran; 3d, A. Thomson. Phloxes— Ist, James Kerss; 2d, H. M'Morran; 3d. I>. Mitchell. . Blackberries—lst, Thomas Johnstone; 2d, A. Dalgleish; 3d, Esther M'Alorran. Gooseberries—lst, J. Kerss; 2d, D. Mitchell; 3d. George ...

... Travelling Baskets and Rug Straps, at W. Crichton’s (opposite Railway Station), Selkirk. STRAWBERRIES— Finest Quality Daily. Blackberries in few days. Families promptly supplied. Henry Rae, Fruiterer, Bank Street, Galashiels. FOR SALE, RYE GRASS HAY, growing ...

... Commons has frequently been compared to a bear garden; while as to imputations of dishonourable motive, they are as common as blackberries in autumn. We know how unreasonable comparisons frequently are, and what tendency there is in the human mind to depreciate ...

... this only one division of Bengal. Other parts the country would furnish equally startling figures; for tigers are plenty blackberries in the swamps about the mouth of the Ganges, and indeed all along the Gulf of Bengal. In Assam, during the same period ...

... Bnllantyue. IVlargonium—lst, Rev. J. Russell. Phloxes—lst. Wm. Brunton; 2d, Rev. J. Russell; 3d, dohn Linton. heaviest Blackberries—lst, Mrs J. Mitchell, Crooscleueh ; 2d, Robert Laid law, Bowerhope; 3d, 11. M. Nicol. heaviest Goosedicrrics—i»t, Mr Scott ...

... D. Mitchell; Kev. 11. M-Millan. Three Phloxes—lst, J. Baillie; 2d. D. Mitchell: 3d. J. Mitchell. Heaviest Twenty-four Blackberries—lst, David Nicholson 2d, Thomas Brown ; 3d, J. Mitchell. Twelve Gooseberries—lst, Buillie; 2d, Mary Mitchell ; 3d,.J. Baillie ...