... neighbours, minister and learned judge, were camping a tiny cottage, set in a most lovely spot, a tangle of underbrush and blackberry vines growing to the very doorway. Little brown squirrels—so tame that our approach they ran doten the trees to see were ...

... Although there were a good number of entries in the bouquet section, the wild flower bouquets were the best arranged. Blackberries were the roost meritorious tho fruit section, while tho turnips and beet* held the same position in the vegetable classes ...

... narrison . would abolish all wme anxiety, and led them watch more closely after would not ordinary M.P., but man of plentiful blackberries. Lie would ail t!jfln otherwise have been necessary. Her and leading shedding effulgence around, *hereditary authorities ...

... melons, Cd to Gd each ; cooking apples, 2d to per lb.; grapes, Is to ; pluats and damsons, Cd per 1U; walnuts, Cd 2s per ; blackberries, 3d per pint; Kentish cobnuts and filberts, Is per llx; and hazel nuts, 2d per pint Flowers —Plants in blossom, Cd to 2s ...

... articles for the -use-of the patients, viz. :-A basket of ce- gooseberries from Mrs Davidson, Desswood; a basket afi of blackberries from Mrs Duguid, Aucilunies: cnd a co ebox of flodwers fromr.Wm. Cunliffe Brooks, Esq., MLP., fo e Glentanar.. w n THE ...

... or and to ) bands- geoseberrias from Mre Davideon, Desswoud ; a affected parts and wash the walls there with on there of blackberries from Mrs Duguid, Auchiusies; and a copperas beforn putting on the new lining box of fowers from Wm. Cunliffe Brooks, M ...

... Forbes, Shannocli, showed a nuniberto of fine large garden apples, and was awarded the frst Chn prize. Raspberries and blackberries, more particularly mer the latter, were rather backward. The Rev. James yeha Gillan, the Manse, Alford, was a successful ...

... resignation: now, If there is any troth in the rumoure ationt, rocienations are the order of the and are no plentiful as blackberries in autumn. It fa stated that the following gentlemen vacated their at the board of director.:— Eno., 9 Ambit ltow, Elinburcl ...

... would scarcely own any relationship with the puny productions of our soil few generations ago. Our native fruits then were blackberries, strawberries, raspberries, currants, and perhaps gooseberries. There were also some kinds of nuts, and there were crab ...

... was the splendid collection from the Garden* .'•t Troup,; Consisting red and green .sebemes, 1 white and red currants, blackberries, s-rawherries, i poaches, plums, grape*, rnd oranges. Vegetables were superior show. Ao.ong t the professional sections ...

... English are the queerest deevils I ever saw. Tb ...

... in | Berry, before it is due—Berry. Your father, the elder i ~-Berry, would not have been such a H you needn't leok so black~-Berry, i: ‘or I shan’t pay you till Christmas—Berry. When the first musical festival took place in Edin- ; burgh there was a ...