... Ann (1140 k calved 1870—Mr J. W. Barclay. M P.. 38 guineas; Rosedale (934 k calved 1806—Mr Brookes, DunkeUL 38 guineas; Blackberry (19631 calved 1809—Mr Hunter, Dipple, 36 guineas; Ross 111. (915) calvsd 1860—Sir O. M. Grant, for Tomors farm, 30 fulness; ...

... and wild is quit ) The common dog-rose spread far and ne ind the bine grew profusely in open ground ; the convolvol the blackberry for a companion ; the tiger-lily an ...

... on moves a dun circle through heaven, and change 18 | not on account of my affection for you sion, to be as plentiful as blackberries, or as primrc expected by men.” Mr Clerk submits the following as the | to connect these your name. Tt is because from ...

... Dr Milligan, aut “of J, Marshall ' Lang, ‘of Pm ee a wt 6 —$—$——————————— _ NOTES FROM BDINBURGH “Wore as plentiful ac blackberries, Ubie ral wash them away. Truly eaid the post, “ the rain it and be ssems to have had this all the day, of May in his prophetic ...

... amounted to 2, Tbe number of such reader is aware, had such res; pect for the owl that they AUCTION MART and CURN FLOUR and blackberries, and berries, nestling among heath of the space allotted to each class of public events, n 1867 was 6768, in which eat ...