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... also successful in other sections, holds the second place with Eva, a tidy little cow. with a beautiful head. Mr M‘Combie’s Blackberry is a stylish cow, and well deserved the third place. Four fin® heifers were shown, with calves at foot. The Earl of Aberdeen ...
... show juries took third honours. ' Era was the second prize -taker. owned by Sir George Macpherson Grant. The third cow, Blackberry, is a line beast, and was first at Glasgow lash year in the two-year-old class. The Earl of Fife likewise exhibited Blackbird ...
... Banff, lanes (1984); 2 Sir George Macpbersoo Grant of Ballindalloch. Bart. Eva (9»4); William M’Combie Easter Skene. Skene. Blackberry (1819); 4 The Karl of Fife. K.T. Duff House. Banff. Patience of Corskle (1892); The Earl Fife, K T., Duff House. Banff. ...
... third place, which ultimately fell Easter Skene's Blackberry (1813), very attractive cow in many respects, and which would have been good second, but that Eva was of the same type the first prize. Blackberry is better than any of the cows over the loin, very ...
... Society’s Shew Aberdeen. In the of cow* there was considerable competition. Mr M’Combie. however, was easy first with his Blackberry (I8in). which won the third prize the previous week at Aberdeen, and was much admired the Highland Society's Show. Tha second ...
... cup with 25 out of 7 rounds at 500 yards. Here agaiu there was. a great division of money, 24. mid 231 being as thick as blackberries. The last 24 got 176 amt the first 2.1 had to be content with 71.1. Fur the Licutenabt- Colonel's cup. the shooting was ...
... Grant, Liursder ; 3 John Grant. cram, Crum. 4 Plot Gooseberries, Red-1 John Grant, Cron*, Clova ; 2 Akar. Brun. C Pint Blackberries-1 Mrs Robson; 2 and a John Grant, rofts, Uova. Halt Plat White Currants-1 Alexr. Bruns, Mid Cloys; 2 and 3 Join Grant, ...
... occupied this period making excursions np the Dee and along the of the Don. In one of thee# excursions, when looking for blackberries and cranberries, he discovered what thought was eel. After extraordinary exertions, managed to capture the creature, which ...