... 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 ...

... simmer was ilka bird's sang, And gaze on the lion with its deep frowning grandeur O'er the rocks shaggy peak where the blackberries hang. Still dear to my bosom, forget I can never The tang yellow broom where the burney it rows, Where ilk afternoon I ...

... says—‘What a multitude people heard who had turned the corner of ninety years ! and the children are as thick as bees or blackberries. Ingram,* the Free Church minister Unst, the most northerly parish Her Majesty’s British dominions, in whose pulpit I preached ...

... about noon on the day of the alleged occurrence she was Stoke Wood picking blackberries. She met the prisoner in the wood and asked him knew where there were any blackberries. replied that he did not think they were out yet, but he thought he knew where ...

... about noon on the day of the alleged occurrence ahewasin Stoke Wood picking blackberries. She met the prisoner in the wood and asked him if he knew where there were any blackberries. He replied that be did not were out yet, but he thought knew where there ...

... it appeared that one day in the month of August, 1872, she went out on the Stoke-road for the purpose of picking some blackberries. Prisoner led her up into Stoke Wo ods, and assaulted har. She screamed, and a Mr. Gifford came to her, when prisoner ran ...

... indistinct in his talk than even a stage Dutchman has a right to hi. Mr. Bourcher played the doubled character of Bobby Blackberry and Bwbelot, pirate, in each of which he acquitted bimself in a manner earn for himself the claim to being termed one ...

... dutifully swallowed, wherever and whatever they were bid. Miracles in the good old days were, accordingly, as plentiful as blackberries. A little wholesome admonition,' or a modest fuie, which stould go into Mother Church's coffer', inflicted ' by way of ...

... blessed Marsh Estate, the only estate in the whole world as ever I had an interest in. Ay, and bless its plantations, its blackberries, and its rushes and all. Marty's the sly run I have had across it from Marsh to Milking Sty. when I was a boy five and ...

... insect-fertilised plants for the most part possess conspicuous and attractive flowers. It resembles a cluster of unripe blackberries, but ia really composed (as the lens discloses) of number of stamens arranged in raceme on pedicels, each pair containing ...