... this neighbourhood, had told him there was a great want of thrift amongst people here ; they did not gather and preserve blackberries they did in the north. ~\ ot one of the parishioners made any provision in this way. (Laughter.) They entirely despised ...

... ables is yearly Ut 'V icn,.' Every successive season * y thougnt. Last 8 ment undertook to put CV c, 'He. of Preserved blackberries ex Periment. The venture ny * anticipated that these ; c ., occupy a prominent position how led - Nearly every kind Preserved ...

... on the estate of Glorat , which belongs to Sir Charles Stirling . He said . that Sir Charles once found him gathering blackberries on the estate , and told . him to begone and never enter the grounds . again , because he was a 3 ? enian ; and 'that ...

... his own bread, after fashion. Half a dozen rops off was pond, and he tells us that in his garden grew the '* strawberry, blackberry, and life-everlasting, John's wort and golden rod, shrub oaks, and sand cherry, blueberry, and ground nut. Having but a ...

... who lived in Salford, had been missing from his home since Sunday week. He left his home with the intention of going blackberrying. He had overcoat on, and was completely clothed, but when his body was found the canal he had only his shirt and trovers ...

... Winchester , and shook in their shoes . Happily or unhappily , that time has passed away . A Bishop is no longer a rarity . The blackberry , not • the black swan , is now the appropriate similitude , tlie Episcopal dignitary liaving become , comparatively , as ...

... deceased, who lived in Salford, had been miming from his home since Sunday week. He left his home with the intention of going blackberrying. He had an overooat on, and was completely clothed, but when his body was found in the canal he had only his shirt and ...

... making this a ' competent and relevant libel ,, be initiating a conrso . which would tend to maka libels as plentiful as blackberries and aa valueless , and . not one ^ of them would ba safe • for a single . hour ; ( Hear , hear . ) ' Ih _ fact , they ; ...

... these dodging, scheming hot-beds called agency offices are as plentiful in this and all other large towns in Scotland as blackberries; end I believe the day I. not far distant when the authorities will be envier the neceseity of tting them down ; for one ...

... , while Mr. Waddell had only to exceed the start of 80 p. by 10 gs. to secure Neva, a nice filly, with good action. Blackberry, a strong, lengthy, promising filly, was not very dear at 66 gs. to Mr. Wilkie, Auchnagatt. The four two-year-old fillies ...