... the ground ; and the potatoes are bursting the drill, to the great delight of the crows, who are now returning froui their blackberry feast to feed upon the more farinaceous potatoes. KINCARDINESHIRE. Writing from Stonehaven our agricultural correspondent ...

... morning, suffering from concussion of the brain, died Wednesday. She has been identified Mary M'Carty, outworker, residing at Blackberry Hill, Whitburn, Linlithgow. The London Gazette contains War Office notice of the transfer of General Lord llokeby from the ...

... mouth full of hellepins, 18 a lavatory not yit explained. As wee onoe liked if be ever sir • red blackberry. 'To be sure lit We.' said Pat; ' all blackberries ere red when they're green: Soar one 5 real poet 05 • whom mese haunt your 'lke definitio• Is ...

... the most little ground i” , —a plant of which pluck—and rubbing the u nd er-side of the leaf, inhale the fragrance of the blackberries from it. In that little, marshy spot whence the swing issues we see the dark leaves and the bright golden blossoms of the ...

... circumstances, but it may turn out that one such institution in the city w«s enough. As for public balls, these are thick blackberries on the bush. An amount of attraction attaches the very fine hall the Oddfellows, Forrest Hoad, which accommodates concerts ...

... Decern* ber. Two other cardinals are likely to be pre* conised. According to the oracles, on account of the plentifulness of blackberries, haws, and that sort of thing, we are likely to have a hard winter. George Hedley, a well-known Melbourne cricketer, who ...

... Arctic waters have been repaired cost of £l5OO. r AH Irishman was once asked had ever seen red blackberry. To be sure have, said Pat j ail blackberries are red when they're green. winter session oar University was opened Tuesday forenoon Principal ...

... of the combatant® was wounded in the shoulder. Irishman was once asked if he had ever seen a fed blackberry. To be sure I have, ■aid Pat; all blackberries are red when they're freen. The Wigan magistrates yesterday imposed a fine of £lO and costs upon ...

... rather one to impose punishment. W1 are exceedin and far between, those of “guilty” findings of “not guilty numerous as blackberries. People | inclined to doubt this statement, or which is contained in it. The fact doubting it to ask fora solution of the ...

... the combatants was wounded in the shoulder. AN Irishman was once asked if he had ever seen a red blackberry. To be sure I have, said Pat ; all blackberries are red when they're green. THE Wigan magistrates onllondavimposed a fine of £lO and costs upon ...

... appointing an analytical chemist has surely been far from a satisfactory , one. Analytical chemists are as plentiful as blackberries, and need now (though they did in the part) no artificial bolstering up. It is an agricultural chemist who is wanted and ...

... Honing in the Hightends, “Shetland Ponwa,''. and - The Chilk JRoaa **Kepo««—A SuiJ am* Evening, The War Down the Cliff,f “Blackberry Gatherers, “The Yonng Rnaties,'’ **HiU Road,” “The Cherry Peaat,” “Fern ■JnHWTwa.- ■“ Returning from School,'’ “Oalherink ...