... gardens are at present sorely infested with the caterpillar, who have almost destroyed the small fruit crops, gooseberry and blackberry bushes being entirely stripped of their fruit by this great pest. ...

... Strawberries were exhibited in the windows of the principal restaurants of New Orleans, Feb. 20th, and mespuliers are plenty as blackberries in June. Och, said love sick Hibernian, what a recreation it to be dying of love. It sets the heart so delicately ...

... Fast-day by all three congregations. Ripe Fruit.—Mr James Dallas, the indefatigable cottage gardener, is plucking ripe blackberries of his own growthj Mr Dallas would like to know if the village of wonders has any early. ...

... Fast-day by all three congregations. Ripe Fruit. —Mr James Dallas, tfee indefatigable cottage gardener, is plucking ripe blackberries of his own growth. Mr Dallas would like to know if the village of wonders has any as early. ...

... week, we are happy to say is progressing favourably. In the garden of James Shepherd, grocer, Cash Feus, are to be seen blackberries and red currant berries large and ripe, ready for sale. Early Potatoes.—Mr Wm. groocr, nowdigging his early potatoes. They ...

... who died on Monday last. the 4th of September the deceased went to Ashworth Wood, in company with other lad*, to gather blackberries. cat j umpad out of some bushes, and they chased it. boy named John Jones caught it, and another boy struck the cat with ...

... were exhibited in the windows of the principal restaurants of New Orleans, Feb. 20th, and mespilliers are as plenty as blackberries in June. Och, said a love sick Hibernian, what a recrea- tion it is to be dying of love. It sets the heart aching ...

... for the use of the inmates, viz., a basket of flowers from Miss More Gordon of Charleton, a basket of strawberries, a jar blackberry jam, a parcel of tea, and a quantity of old linen from the Misses Inverarity Rosemount, and some nice cooked food and p ...

... there was large display. Some of the fruit shown was exceptionally fine, and was greatly admired, especially some large blackberries shown by Mr William Moncur, whioh gained the first prize. In the honey and dairy produce department the show was not large ...

... there was a large display. Some of the fruit shown was exceptionally fine, and was greatly admired, especially some large blackberries shown by Mr William Moncur, whioh gained the first prise. In the honey and.' dairy produce department the show was not ...

... the ground ; and the potatoes are bursting the drill, to the great delight of the crows, who are now returning from their blackberry feast to feed upon the more farina- ceous potatoes. KINCARDINESHIBX. Writing from Stonehaven our agricultural corres- pondent ...

... the ground ; and the potatoes are bursting the drill, to the great delight of the crows, who are now returning from their blackberry feast to feed upon the more farina- ceous potatoes. EINCiuDIXESHIRE. Writing from Stonehaven our agricultural corres- pondent ...