... pears, figs, almonds, and walnuts. Professor Muher, great explorer and a most scientific gentleman, states that he found blackberry bushes among some of the hills in Gibb's Land about the size of trees ; but I will not set your teeth a watering by dwelling ...

... could nut be compared. He mentioned that he had been informed by a gentleman, who was a great explorer, that he had seen blackberry bushes the size of trees on the top of one of the hills. By-and-bye Victorin would be an extensive vine growing country ...

... could not see where there was any in standing with gun in a wood* of firtr.es where the hares were to seen as thick as blackberries. For his part liked his gun and a fine day on the moors where exercise and skill were requisite to fill the bag. thought ...

... James Inches, 1 first for blackberries, aud second prizes for roses ai d currants. George Philp 1 second for potatoes John Wilson, 1 first for gooseberries, equal with James Cooperfor gooseberries, and 1 second for blackberries. James Cooper. 1 first prize ...