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... of Lochside ' (1927), Mr Dalgleish, Ihin.core, £l2. Front R. J. Shemin'', Lord Mayor (1840), Mr Craig, Airtlrie, £4O ; ' blackberry (1836), Mr Craig, Airdrie, £3O, 10/ ; 'The Highlander' (1833), Mr Craig, Aintrie, 1:26 ; Excelsior' (183;), Messrs Nivison ...
... prepared by the clever American housewives, as moat Britushers know littl e of. Gra p es grow freely and more plentifully than blackberries, and of late years, moat of your readers know, the growing of grapes, oranges, lemons, almonds, c., &c., has become • f ...
... this side the Borders, and there are Fasters and Fenwicks, Moaraves, &c., the other. As (or Grahams, they are plentiful as blackberries oa both aides of the end the Write. And If we bad am been sadly persecuted we should have been ler more nuinerowmany having ...
... strong, so that the dogs were well pumped out before night. Mr Ramsay's Sbeelah ' won with great ease, Mr Thos. M`Turk's Blackberry' running up. On Saturday the meet was at Dalarran Lodge, when a larger mutter took place, Caetle-Douglas turning up in goodly ...
... with Rushed cheeks and eyes a• bright ea WON of squirrels, dragging branches with the duly seed vessels of the clematis, blackberry boughs that were Mill grove, and Sr cones which they dzi . olled up, sad which would won be dry and Then had bees a dies ...
... the Maxwell- was Mr Shortridge and the Rev. town was Market Street, where Mr Weir with a suggestion that i were thick as blackberries in autumn and of be done to provide an entertainment for the poor kinds as various as the hues of the rainbow. Here also ...
... Calton on the lett, the whole range of the long hillside on the right was literally packed with people, thicker than any blackberries, or rabbits from a warren at the gloaming. A few were even perched upon the topmost peak of Arthur's Seat, and looked in ...
... customs. He says : In America breakfast is a most profound meal. It begins with, in summer, fruit, such as strawberries, blackberries, ctontaloup—a very sweet melon —oranges, or suchlike; then coffee, iced or hot, tea the same, milk, or water, as you feel ...