... EURNISHiNG IRONWONOER. lON HIGH STREET. EDINBURGH (Nearly Opposite Cockburn Stereo. A. NEW SPECIALITY. porrAard BRAMRLE.*BLACKBERRY JUJUBES ...

... (131 b ex.) Mt E. E. While Spear.' Blackberry, aged, 12« t 2lb .MrJ. R. Stenhou* Betting—4 to I on Wellfield, 5 1 igaia* Mercury, 10 to 1 Blackberry. The fsromiti made all the running, and won by ten kfigtla Blackberry gave up, and did not the coarse ...

... 300 kinds of apples. 100 of pears, 80 of chorries, 70 of plums, 15 of peaches, 8 of apricots, 40 of raspberries, 24 of blackberries, of gooseberries, .*lO of currants, 150 of grapes, and 110 strawberries. Upwards of 150,000 trees and shrubs have been ...

... when, with simulated indigmation, he exclaimed, What I Give you a reason on compulsion', If masons were as plenty as blackberries, I would give no man a reason on couipulsion Meanwhile his hasty question as to whether the Irish Nationalists were expected ...

... it to yourself, Miss. If Robert's jealous let him be so. him sad hurt me. I'm not likely to he hard up for a lover. Blackberries, remarked Belinda, ;sententiously, is =eller nor - barowets ! replied pretty Moe ••Aml bother yes so well ' Robert's ...

... or 11 lb Entry. Two mate, flight, of J. lady I:relyn. ortd, Ist. Mb Owner 1 Mr Fergownia Lank Nanny, raged, 12.4. Mr Blackberry. Aged. 154. 211 k .. fle . rgt. White 3 Betting•--7 to 4on Evelyn ;3to 1 against Little ?fancy ; 5 to 1 against Royalty ...

... grew wherever the afforded • drop of water a ray of son : the hearbine enveloped and stifled in it. ens the rose of the blackberry its acrid fruits with red chimers of the currant bush . • ferps, mint with its faint perfume, thistles with th eir thorny ...

... He can put his handa to various ways of living; he can collect bird's eggs, shoot wild rock pigeons for • farmers' deb, blackberries, or, as they my in Scotland, brambles, pull young ash saplings in plantations, and sell them to grooms in the livery ...