... share of what is going, but there is nothing great or inspiring. And w unfortunately explanations are as plentiful X as blackberries on a hedge. Trade in 2 general, the trade of the country, is back-s ward; there is no demand. A most . unfortunate explanation ...

... o girl who clings to the arm of the hero. James or Hector shows a highly creditable specimen of his [r work, GMthering Blackberries on Tullos Hill. The id light is particularly well managed. The Tay yAbove Dunkeld is a very taking picture by Cecil ...

... Best band-sewed lady's night dress -Eliza Grey. Best window rose, amateur 2- Andrew Davidson. General M'Kenzie's prize for blackberries-Mrs Murray, Newburgb. General M'Kenzie's prize for cauliflower-Andrew Gibson. General M'Kenzie's prize for sweet milk cheese- ...

... backvward season into account, the show was highly creditable. Fruit, as at moan other places, was a poor show in vhich perhaps blackberries carried the palmn. In this class Mr Alllmn, carpenter, was the muost successful competitor. In the vegetable section rhubarb ...

... were a very good turnout. Roses and pansies were,B perhaps, the best exhibits forward. The show of fruit W was only fair. Blackberries, however, were specially i good. Inthe veetable section turnips were acreditAbil E show, as also were onions, bot potatoes ...

... grin, and as he turned to depart he gently explaiii. d that Lord Spencers in that particular locality nesi 13 plentiful as blackberries in the autumn time. lx - i plauatious and expostulations were useless, the dis- comuited Earl being forced to return the ...

... Rocket 2nd-Mr Penny, Millhill, 16.8 es; Winnie le 9th-Mr Penny. M Willhi, 16A go. r, P 'roperty of J. M, Burr, Necherton-Blackberry of in Nethert on-Mr John Fowlie, Brucehill, 15 gs. I Property of G, Cran, CaMorlicb0 Towie.-Isa of )f I\Iorlich-W. Smith ...