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... English are the queerest deevils I ever saw. Tb ...
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JOTTINGS
... together on seven dollars a week. The model husband always changes his boots in the hall; invariably says No, thanks, to the blackberry jam when his wife has company; be does not think fifty ghf'g» exorbitant prioe for a bonnet; walks the floor night with ...
THE WEEKLY NEWS, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1881
... care a flg, man. Arbroath. R. N. The model husband always changes his boots in the hall ; he invariably No thanks to the blackberry jam when his wile has company ; he does not think fifty shillings an exorbitant price for a bonnet; he walks the door at ...
OUR LADIES' COLUMN:
... delicats grasses, recalls tIe spring time to some one of my gueste, and othershave appropriate apple blossoms, or a branch of blackberry bramble and wild olernatis. So Ss naturally are they painted that they are sure to excite asttention and admiration, and ...
OUR LADIES’ COLUMN: BY ONE OF THEMSELVES. I said some weeks ago tbnt what might I would make ‘aneffort” to
... and delicate grasses, recalls the spring time some one of guests, and others have appropriate apple blossoms, or branch of blackberry bramble and wild clematis. naturally art they painted that they are sure to excite attention and admiration, and many time ...
THE 11UNTLY EXPRESS, AVG CST 13, 1831
... 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 ...
INDUBTRIAL
... 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 ...
THE ABERDEEN JOURNAL MONDAY. AUGUST 15, lbBl. : A-!
... been soon reach and exceed a population of 5000, and they ‘the line from the west to Buckie was hefore the Parlia- lent blackberries, gooseberries were fair, and worse than it was, (Mr Henderson —Hear, hear.) He | brought to a degree of excellence which ...
NEWMACHAR FLOWER SHOW
... for the season 'I very good, and there was a commendable display of fie( marigolds. In fruit there were some excel- lest blackberries, gooseberries were fair, and ! wen there was a splendid sample of red cur. pot rants shown by Mr John Cooper, Bush, Stroloch ...
... 1881
... 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 ...
NEW DEER ASSOCIATIONS
... 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 ...
FLOWER SHOWS
... ererated- judS cream-W a thmer froml Cluny Castle. Fruit, 'he b lien~ bot in profenciona n amateur sect'oo wothori attat goo ;-blackberries l en' hargely and well pota teosrpresen ted. In POtaos Air George Green, reins Asic Cluny, tonk first an eond bonours with ...