... of Aboyne (Vol. IX.J, dam Survey 3047—Mr ToMg. Pitlandy, 12* guinea* The property Mr Hunter, Honnlngham, Learning* ■o®*--Blackberry of 7188, with her heifer by Maxwell of 302 t-Mr M'Ainah. Con* Orantown, 29 guineas. Honnlngham Boee 718* C. Speedie, Perth ...

... not knowing tho arrival of Prince Albert, said, * Stop the reel fora prince! I should think not. Why, they are as thick blackberries here,’—alluding to the several foreign princes, not royal, who happened to staying at various seats in the neighbourhood ...

... Mis Biddoch. Groan gooseberry Jelly—l and 2 Mrs Annie Wilson. Oatmod oak. s-1 Jeaaia Forbea, 8 Mrs Brown, 8 Annie WLlaoo. Blackberry Jam—l Mrs Brown, Pirria. 8 Annie Wilson. Oatmeal cakes -1 Jeasla Forbea. 8 Annie Wilson. Annie Oarria, F.C. Manas. Sample ...

... Fiddes, Stripeside; Miss Fiddes, Bogton; 3 Mrs Brown. Do., salt—l Mrs Gardiner, Bighorn; 3 Mrs Horn, 3 Mrs M'Hattie, Whyntie. Blackberry Jam-1 Mrs Baffan, Cornhill; Miss Stephen, Colphin; 3 Hiss Wilson, Limestones. Rhubarb Jam—l Mrs Hay,Rothen; 2 Mrs Robertson ...

... Simiison. OlonhaixT: » Mrs Hay. Gtoondykcs; Mrs Forbes. Clnymites. Scones—l Mrs Mathieson, MU, Jessie Hay, Mis, M. Wilson. Blackberry Jelly—l Mrs Fuidea. Broomhillock • 2 Mrs Angns, Cornhlll i Mis, Jessie IdSina. SaltWter—l Mrs Stephen, Desklori » Miss Main ...

... All over the country here the following traits grow wild naturallyßlaeberry,same as on the Scottish moors; bramble, called blackberry here, of which many fine varieties ore in cultivated state by improved hybridization j rasp, great variety, apple (plum) ...

... the most valuable and promising animal in the section was Wilken's first prize yearling filly, by Lord Derby, aud out of Blackberry bred at Merryton, daughter of Lord Harry. She has great substance, shows deal of breeding, and is likely to develop into ...

... ) 1 prefer to think wan its lovely white mtive roses and not its chalk ill, that proenrad i t the name. The hawthorn and blackberry add to the beauty with their thick sacs, tad the elder tree rose ate found adding to Ihe floral wealth, Tbe rook ram though ...

... jouuger, and nearly 1| owt. heavier than the first winner, but not good the shoulder. He got by Dustman 1667, and out of Blackberry. Clement Stephenson was third with (he ox, hied Clinterry, which waa second Birmingham and first Oakham. The Queen waa fourth ...

... Brown, Aberdeen, 19* Di Vernon 2nd 12149—J. Brown, Aberdeen, 18 Diana Vernon 2nd 12148—W. Moir. Aberdeen, 18 Blackberry ol Nethertou 12142—J. Fowlie, Brnoebill, 15 Georae Cron, rite k—Average for 5. £23 2s. In of Morlicb 12192—W. Smith. Aberdeen ...

... t , o'ce I, brown talon, the hardest agent in the coantry, aad held oat his ugly ban I fur the money as though it grew a blackberry bash. Small blame to Mike for 43.ttiag the (lug on him one rooarther day. lint some way or amt her No:a managed to ply her ...