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... home ! I forget The of thy sweet trifles! The window vines, which clamber yet, Whom, blooms the bee still The roethide blackberries, growing ripe, And in the woods the Inditin.pipe! Happy the man who tills the field, eoutent with rustic labour ; Earth ...
... Cunningham, Tarbreoelilbslerick of Carliestown (2128): Messrs .1. & S. Nivison -Underwood (2034) and Messrs R. & J. Sherman —Blackberry (1836). THE. SALE. 111 r \\ - allot rowlueted the sale with his usual promptitude. disisusing of the animals in less than ...
... Ewaaston. 43. Calved March 17, 1881 44. Calved April 4, 1882. & J. tN 45. Lord Mayor' (1840).--ealved''January 4, 1882. 46. ' Blackberry' (1834-Calved January 29, 1882. 47. 'The Highlander' 1833). -Calved January 26, 1882. 48. Excelsior' (1837).-Calved January ...
... Andrew Montgomery, Boreland— Mr James Cun Commended, Messrs J. & 8. Nivison—-Underwood, Commended, Messrs Ro & J. Shennan—! Blackberry THE SALE. After the prizes had been awarded the bulls were sold as usual by Mr Wallet, auctioneer. Competition was ve brisk ...
... the neighbourhood of dney such fruits as the peach, nectarine, apricot, um, hig, pe, cherry, and orange are as plenti- as blackberries. The orangeries and orchards of New South Wales are among its sights ; and in the neighbourhood of Sydney and round Port ...
... of Lochside ' (1927), Mr Dalgleish, Ihin.core, £l2. Front R. J. Shemin'', Lord Mayor (1840), Mr Craig, Airtlrie, £4O ; ' blackberry (1836), Mr Craig, Airdrie, £3O, 10/ ; 'The Highlander' (1833), Mr Craig, Aintrie, 1:26 ; Excelsior' (183;), Messrs Nivison ...