... so high in ceiling as that apartment in a gentleman's house. Crime there was • to cousider but civil cases were thick as blackberries, for where ill you find Scotsmen without the inevitable complement of lawyers and lawsuits I toe absurd trial 1 rentenils•r ...

... where were quite unknown, had in a private room n dinner for three, which consisted of excellent salmon, capital grouse, blackberry tart, at the rate of half a crown per head. As rule. I have observed that high prices have gone along with indifferent ...

... to grant the feuds if the suitable sort of man would oblige them by turning up. Candidates were not as thick a crop as blackberries, but there was no lack of them and of one of them a New York religious paper said— a greater that, Thomas Chalmers is ...

... uto wild fruits, I call Dr McLeod or sherwo9d, Sydney, to witness that strawberries, rasps, cranberries, eapil. 'sire. blackberries mature in endless quantities and in splendid flavour. Many a day I enj oyed strawberries and cream iu the good doctor's ...

... for buying tIe seed by. If a magnifying glass of sufficient power is used to shew every turnip seed the size of a large blackberry, the farmer will plainly see that by slowing some seed (such as I have got samples of) he cannot expect a crop of turnips ...

... Phe! 2 were a tal shd@, in both size and quality ing slike marked. Some 4 ded specime ns fruit were shown, Gripes aiid Blackberries being especially fine. As a Wiidle the show was a success as regards hoth the quantity and qédlity of’ abtibies, ‘dichiongh ...