... produce them. Mr. FRIDAY (Gloucestershire) seconded the motion, and did not see why the reso lution should no t also apply to blackberries. Mr. GURDON, M.P., doubted whether in this demoerotic age such a proposal would not be regarded as a new game law. Major ...

... by 'Sir Benedict,' to Mr. Hawke's, Thenford, Oxfordshire, at a high price. POLLED CATTLE FOR AMERICA.—Mr. John Stewart, Blackberry, Kane County, Illinois, has purchased from Mr. Stewart, Knockollochy, a throe-year-old polled Angus cow named ' .Tone of ...

... Jib J. Towulry-I 'ark• r i ,\rw Moon. Wail Mr W. s Gmtfrey, tat tear. ex) Mullen Mr Weigheli » Grove Hill. 6at Mb. Mr W. s Blackberry, Set ldb lai. Mo) 0 Mr W*. Sand rwn. f-st 21b HiObert Mr R Gladstone >har{ san«l, Oat Jib Chitaho: ...

... there was evidently lurking in his mind the that be could detract from the dty to that office in England. by as thick sa blackberries is lir of the Tweed. Similarly M. Courses reposes to allow any one who prams to call himself Comte, Vicomte, or Baron without ...

... clock to-day. Sra.no> —All engagements here— Part a and Warpath l Staebb —TViwti Belle Welter -PUarm Si Uam>u ai- —Beuuheu. Blackberry, Old Nobility. and Silence. Portlanii PIaLTS: —Grrvss aod Gay Mannering Han —Charioteer THE ACCIDENT TO MR E. P. WILSON ...

... children , waving all sortsof flags and banners , were in thefields , and friendly mottoes and bunting became as thick as blackberries . In Antrim tlie excitement was evidently increasing , and just outside Belfast Station tho cmployeea of tlio Ulster Spinning ...

... a few miles from Dayton, Ohio, had a most wonderful experience, narrowly escaping being killed by mita. Ile was picking blackberries in • siihl patch of undergrowth in a dense wood, when suddenly he disturbed millions upon millions, of large black ants ...

... of four, th+aqurtr• of a cup of batter, fge, three tablespoonfuls of =ilk, half spoonful of soda, half alp of troll jern—blackberry preferred -std cup of fine-chopped Ho r POTATO sic or eight large potatoes and boil till dens, and slice thin while het; ...

... neighbourhood of Sydney much fruits as the peach, nectarine. apricot, plum, fig, grape, cherry, and orange are as plentiful as blackberries. The orangeries and orchards of New South Wales are among its sights, and in the aeighbourheed of Sydney and round Port ...

... SISTERS DROWNED. A melancholy drowning case neporterflo-day from Gal way. Two little girls named Stewart were gathering blackberries on cliff when one fell over into the river, feet below. Her tutor tried to her and fall over, striking projecting boulder ...

... Orleans Exhibition. A little salt (say a spoonful to a bush) scattered under a bush wia be found beneficial to raspberries, blackberries, currants, and gooseberries. A doctor considers tight-lacing a public benefit, inasmuch as it kills off the foolish girls ...

... (10328)-Mr. Brown, 19) gs. Di Vernon 2nd (121491-Mr. Brown, 18 gs. Diana Vernon 2nd (12148)-Mr. W. Moir, Aberdeen, 18 go. Blackberry of Netherton (12112)-Mr. J. Fowlie, Brucehill, 15 p. Prop. of late A. Bowie-Ardestie 17th (8198)- Mr. Grant, 13 gs. Ardestie ...