... some superficial antiquaries made out. Every land-agent in the past was called a Baillie, and notaries were as thick as blackberries. The lecturer said Shakespeare was wrong in saying there was a Thane of Fife, and people generally in the supposition that ...

... although the blossom will be quite enough for a crop, as only a mere fraction of what appears is needed. Raspberries, blackberries, gooseberries, and currants, are all very promising, and the prospects are altogether cheering. PITLESSIE. _ _ MrSICAL ...

... chiefly the beautifully-tinted autumn leaves, shaded fern fronds, late roses just touched with frost, chrysanthemums, and black-berries in various stages. During the wet days, at large gatherings, there was quite show of pretty petticoats visible, when the ...

... elderlurrry trees were dotted with bunches ««f bright red berries, wl.i amid the n-ugh leaves the hazels green nuts nestled. Blackberry buehe* laden with red fruit shot their long thorny arms ugh the hedge*, and here and there at interval* ab-ng the lane the ...

... the style of dress that the leading lady on the stage of second rate theatre invariably wears when she is going to pick blackberries, or paddle on the sea shore. Mrs John very rarely studied the appropriate in her dress, but she never forgot the becoming ...

... some superficial antiquariee made out. Every land agent in the past was called • ilaillie, and notaries were as thick as blackberries. The lecture: aid Shakespeare was wrong iu sayine there was a Thane of Fife, and people generally in the supposition that ...

... strawberries; 4, gooseberries; 5, French beans ; G, cherries ; 7, marrowfat peas ; 8, raspberries ; 9, whortleberries ; 10, blackberries 11, greengages; 12, damsons ; 13, tomatoes ; 14, peacbee ; 15, pears ; 16, apples ; 17, beans ; 18, Indian corn. During ...

... Board of the Parliamentary Burgh of Dysart (which embraces the Third Ward of Kirkcaldy) candidates are as plentiful as blackberries in the season. The reason is, we presume, that the different districts into which the burgh is roughly divided —viz., Dysart ...

... which a hermit can be put, and if there is any enterprise Fife shall expect something better. Recluses are not as rife as blackberries in August, and when a genuine specimen is found it is hardly in accordance with the eternal fitness things that he should ...

... hermit can be put, and if there ia any enterprise in Fife we shall expect something better. Reclnaea are not at rife at blackberries in Angoat, and when a genuine apecimen ia found it ia hardly in accordance with the eternal fitness of things that he should ...

... sought frequent opportunities of meeting Janet. She was one of those frank and outspoken girls who are as plentiful as blackberries among the fishing population of Scotland, and not a little the tart flavour also ; but with all her bold and independent ...

... sought frequent opportunities of meeting Janet. She wee one of thous freak and , outspoken girls who are as plentiful as blackberries among the fibbing population of Scotland. and possess not a little of the same tart flavour also ; but with all her bold ...