... Yule; 2 Andrew Gibson: 3 James Davidson. Strawberries—James Davidson, Cherries—Aundrew Gibson. Gooseberries—James Davidson. Blackberries—l James Davidson; 2 Wm. Smith, Amateur—Class L—Black currants—James Pirie. White currants—Wm. Smith. Raspberries— Barbara ...

... plants — especial! 'ums, hydrangeas—were pnyqu:ydM for their 4 cultivation. Fruit was & middling show. The rawierries, blackberries, and gooseberries wers, sever, well grown and of excellent guality. A far witer display of vegetables ni(a‘ have been tisht ...

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