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... therefore, that with the exception of some dozen names, as buttercups and daisies, cowelipi and primroses, bluebells and blackberries, it is absolutely essential to use Latin names, otherwise the botanist, as well as the non-botanist, will fail to understand ...
... finer walnut trees; and the peanut has been exported by millions of !make* thin pent year to New York—only equalled by the blackberries, which almost @wearied them in amount, they did in f ivonr, through the town, of the North. The country in perfectly secure ...
... Roieedale, in lengthy, sh..rt.lerged elehryeareild cow, the tint-prize wieuer at Elgin lust year, at Stign. Mr Hunew D.pple, got Blackberry, fire years oh!, somewhat doubtful, ch. ap at The same figure procured for Sir Ge 'roe Macphersou Urania outlying farm of ...
... bearing upon the horse, or upon themes in connection with horses, are as old almost as the hills, and as plentiful as blackberries in autumn ; but the cry is still they come, for they continue to crop up year after year. With so much written on one ...
... IPermor Arms, Raiford, at from aat wee made. Baru did not tars op plentiful to mom with. hut later they were ma thick as blackberries, and. the right sore, nose of the dome were run to a standstill. hr the well, the slippier wasp mural wee were most sa ...
... part of ATHLETIC/. 0. P. Bovresm.—Your Canisreon re. 4ould have ambled sot alt. GARDEN. J. B.—Next week. W. A. R.—A true blackberry ; well worth culture both for ita fruit and an ornamental pi'lar plant. It Is probably Rubes bicintatus. J. O. H. P.—Any ...
... Sparrowl Surprise beat Manz Wit* Borealis beat Two.byNosotirs beat Beauty Cremona', beat Walnut (a bye). mt. Borealis beat Blackberry I Walnut beat Two.byNoestmli. Surprise beat Cremona* rv. Walnut beat Barak; • I . (a by.). S. A. Tames Somme beat B. J. ...
... w b Blackberry,l IMr Matthew's Mg Fancy, by by Samuel-Lady Bove 5 Herald-Milliner Mr Johnson's be w d Blue Ain, by Herald-Milliner (a bye). ti. Retailer beat Lost Ladyßritish Coin beat 111.ased I Sir Daniel beat Hampton Blue Skin beat Blackberry (1). ...
... trees the ground might In some instances be usefully devoted to the culture of the strawberry and improved varieties of blackberry ; in bog earth to that of the dewberry, bilberry, and cranberry ; and even here and there to timber trees. S. LEYCESTIRTA ...
... the open—to lay up their cube where they could. Now it is found that though foxes are plentiful all round, almost as the blackberries, they are not, as usual, to be killed, two or three at a time, in the leading coverts. So they will learn to travel, before ...
... in good condition, sells in the market for about 10 cents. per lb. ; so does the fine Mustn't of Alexandria, and small black-berried kinds like the Mission are cheaper still, and very good. I have seen blanches a foot long hanging down from verandahs and ...
... popular corn beef. grows side by side with Hibiscus esculentux (the okra). The peach, as a standard tree, thrives near the blackberry bush ; and in the animal kingdom the same happy diversity prevails. When gliding over the wild celery beds in the Potomac ...