... EMMA’S BLACKBERRYING W hat a mellow, golden August day it was! Just such a one as makes us involuntarily step aside from crushing the worm in our path-—life, even worm-life is so beautiful! Just such a day as seems to have wandered away from our cold ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... become of ? Ter. (holding the Doctor’s hand, and laying the other on Patty's shoulder) : Jemima —Grub —Double Smut—Mole—Blackberry—Plumbago You shall stay in the pot well, for you shall be the earth—the dirt! CfRTAIK. Jemima. Pattt. Terkcce. Doctor. G ...

... being found in an outhouse drunk and asleep. An Irishman was once asked if he had over seen a red blackberry. To be sure I have, said Pat; all blackberries are red when they'r green.. Sunday being the first communion Christ Church, Clifton, since the ...

... sleep walker’s quest. Oo another occasion, eluded the vigi* his parents about midnight, and went long distance in search of blackberry bushes. His parents, who now reside in afterwards live in Shepherd street, Bury, and there, one occasion, the vagaries the ...

... there was a large display. Smite of the fruit :Mown was exceptionally tide, and greatly admired, especially some large blackberries shown by Mr Witham Mouctir, which gained the first prize. In the honey and dairy produce departeacut the show was not large ...

... the full-dress bonnets these are placed, ea Panache, curving gracefully. and have a moat diatingee appearance. Fruits, blackberries, of all shades, are much worn ; the little grains that enliven the hedge. fancy graraen are elan greatly in favour for ...

... gardens are st present sorely infested with the caterpillar, who have almoat deatroyed the 3mall fruit crops, goose- berry and blackberry bushes being entirely stripped of their fruit by thia great peat. LEVEN. Bowling Match— Cop ac v. Leven.— A match be- tween ...

... The Molethen the young gentlemen at the lodging-house where I was took to giving me all sorts o’ names; Double Smut,'’ and Blackberry,” and Plumbago.” But bless ’art, sir, I didn’t mind, for it’s all with me. No soap wouldn't get me clean. Ter. (groaning): ...

... Grant, who is also successful in other soc.ions, holds the second place with Eva, a tidy cow, with beautiful bead M Combie’s Blackberry is stylish cow, and well deserved the third place. Four line heifers were shown, with calves foot. The Earl of Aberdeen ...