... and as he turned to depart he gently explained that Lord Spencers in that particular locality were as Ex- plentiful as blackberries in the autumn time lamations and expostulations were useless, the dis- Earl being to return the way he had come. ...

... ALLEGED THEPT OF MONEY FROM LOCKFAST PLACES. | DEPOSIT NOT SO THICK AS BLACKBERRIES. At a first diet of a Sheriff and Jury Court in | Aberdeen to day—Sheriff Wileon on the bench— George Tavior, labourer, Banff. was charged with {having en some date between ...

... adventures of his hero | forgets thas such a thing as a spelling book is in existence. The story is written en ragged paper, in blackberry ink, and the impressien en the mind ef the geatle reader is lurid in the extreme. We make no formal announcement of the ...

... and beast, but in the vegetable kingdom. We know, for instance, that grass wiil not: grow atthe foot of an oak; that the blackberry bush takes all the sap from the strawberry when both are in close proximity. Oa thesame principle we, as a nation, must ...

... O-DAY’S SPORTING YORE MEETING. AppitionaL Tommy Tittlemoure, Grove Hill, Lockhart, Rookdale, Mr M‘Gregor, and Blackberry, PratE—Tommy Tittlemouse 1, Queen of the Dale 2, 3. Seven ran, Granp Sraxes—Tolanthe 1, Petersfield 2, Assur- ance 3, Three ran. Golden ...

... the old a natural forest of stunted trees and thick most of them After luncheon the party scattered, nuts, Donald to pick blackberries or hunt for Macgregor to make a basty sketch from a broken wincow, He had mounted to his perch and was busy nt his work ...

... Field, Lord Mar- mion or Moorraker ; Licensed Victuallers’ Gazette, Chasse Cafe or Ethel Athol; Land amd Water, Sharpsand or Blackberry ; Sporting Times, Lord Marmion. Autumn Handicap.—Sportsman, Nia ; Sporting Life, Dazzle or Heptarchy ; Field, Queen of the ...