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... (12295)—Mr Strachan. Wester Fowiis, gnineas. Harebell 11. of East-town (12296) —Mr George Copland, AMgargue. Corse. 8) gnineas. Blackberry of East-town (12291) —Mr John Birse, guineas. Bulls. —Baron Bloomsbury (5859) —Mr James Bruce, Collithie, Gartly, 15) guineas ...
... all the way Put forth their golden pride. Even hedges husked in bravery, LeokM rich that sunny morn ; The scarlet hip and blackberry So prank’d September’s thorn. But ail this has reatly changed, and the Clyde now relies for its fame, not on its natural ...
... excellentlyarranged bouquets were view. The show of fruit was good, although the berries were not so large a* be desired. Blackberries were of especially good quality. There wa* a large fallinz-off in the section for industrial work, which is perhaps accounted ...
... exhibitors. The roses in the professional/ class were of greatt beauty, aa also the dahlias. Strawberries were of fair quality, blackberries and currants good for the season, while gooseberries were under the average. Vegetable*, as already indicated, were superior ...
... prices of the fruit were follows:—Strawberries, to 4d per pint, or lOd per Scotch pint; gooseberries, 7d 81 por Scotch pint; blackberries, 101 per Scotch pint; plum«, 8d per lb. ; greengages. 6d per lb, ; red currants, 8d per pint; cranberries, 8d p*r pint ...
... Sisters Drowned. Two sisters named Steward have been drownsd in the Ourrib River at Galway. The little girls wer# gathering blackberries a cliff, when one of thorn slipped into the mill-race below. other eister.ia endeavouring to save her, fell into the stream ...
... niencoirie, from the Drtimm Loo«m; Vernoa 11. (12149) and T> ana Vernon 11. (12143), by httneelf the Fyvieetock ; aleo, Blackberry (12142), of Ketherton, two-year old heifer the Fyeie Flower tribe, and one two veer old bull. Brigand of Netherton, Standard ...
... feature in the husbandry of Naw York State. Peaches, plums, apples, pears, apricots, prunes, cheeries, grapes, raspberries, blackberries, currants, and gooseberries ar« largely grown. The value of the orchard produce is estimated at about £1,750,000 annually ...
... the holder should given. The Sheriff said deposit receipts for £3O w* re doubtless common, but they were not so plentiful blackberries, and if to the bank could easily find out. Accused pleaded not guilty, and the case was adjourned till 7th of January. ...