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... tribute on their national bard would b- lik- holding a farthing candle to the am, be referred to the criticisms as thick as blackberries in August which appeared in magazines and newspapers. metinning in this comuction the name of John Neilson. of Paisley ...
... one of them, Jack replied, especially when you're looking out for wild dusk. Why they ought to be ar plentiful here as blackberries. we stand under the turf-rick till this shower passes ; then perhaps the moon will show up, I suggest. All right ...
... match lately—and the respectability of the Penuingharne curlers so (moues. tinned, elders and deacons &ling plentiful as blackberries in Angnst—a lady visitor who saw the curlers roturning with their brooms, exclaimed, 'Dear me ! the times must he had when ...
... lazy nigger. Dar's right smart 'ligion in a plow-handle. Twelve erclock nebber is in • hurry. Nebber 'peed too much on de blackberry blossoms. Don't bet on a 'tater-bill befo' di grabblin' time. Heap o' good cotton-stalks gigs chopped up funs 'sosiatin' ...
... not less than 4 lbs.-1 Mr Oliphant, Grange : 2 James Cowie. 3 lbs. Butter, by a Crofter with one cow—Mrs Math ieson. 1 lb. Blackberry Jam—Mrs Filles, Bogton. Rhubarb Jam—Mrs Fidde3. Stripeside. ICUOLAITIC. Best Letter on vegetable Food by a boy or girl under ...
... Servant—Miss Milton, 4 lbs. Fresh Butter, by a Member's Wife—Mrs Simpson Flour Scone. (thick)—Mrs nithieson, Ordiquhill. Blackberry Jelly—Mrs Fiddes. Broombilloek. Salt Butter—Mrs Stephen. Milltown. 0 itmeal Cakes, by a Servant; meal and water only— Sate ...
... question, and can euily supply reasons be is happy to inform his friends that it proves to be as he could wit now find blackberries on our brambles. o f t h e very fi nest qua li t y. I t ma y b e h a d i n b ott l es o f Good Strong Boots made to order ...
... common Ge per seve; melons, ms ito 6 an ee 2s to 88 each: hothouse 2s; medium, 9s Gs; filberts and Kentish per Ib, and Te blackberries. and hazel per quart. azaleas, and aga in full Rats Rs; China asters aa bunch; and and wreaths of Hebe: lavender bleom ...
... howling wilderness of stale brawl and stewed mutton, or if we travel on the vegetarian line, boiled rice, beetroot, and blackberries. But perhaps the most Irritating of all the peopleafflieted with fade are the hyper-cleanliness enthusiasts, who tell us ...
... strawberry plants in the Fall in that the soil is in better condition, and that the garden and other work is not so pressing. Blackberries and raspberries start very early in the spring, and should be planted in the Fall. If it is desired to propagate the black ...
... Ringford, Castle Douglas 5, William Weary Chapelten, Borgue , Kirkcudbright 6, James Wyllie, Mossgiel, Mauchline; 7, Duncan Blackberry Balgown, Ardwell, Stranraer ; 8, WM. Gardner, Baldoon, Wigtownshire 9. Wm. Patina, Logan Mains, Ardwell, Streamer; 10, Wm ...
... village of Brimington. On the morning of shelter, sustenance, clothing, education, etc. Very few, August 20 she was gathering blackberries in company too, fail to see that, as citizens, they owe certain dstm with other children at the side of the road, when ...