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... furtrimmed cap to match. But this is a work-a-day world, and—alu that it should be so—new gowns are not as plentiful as blackberries, so few of us can afford to throw aside a dress the moment it begins to look elderly. Happily, a temporary rejuvenation ...
... 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 ...
... cwt—Jamieson & Rae Figs 60 cwt—iloyd, Barrow & Co. flu cwt—Newlands, Thomson & Co. French Wine 2717 gins —J. & P. Hutchison Blackberry Wine 37 glns—Bernard & Co. Brandy 2.48 pf-glues—WGregor & Turner 016 piglns—Robert Thom Geneva 5.2 pf-glns--Ituter & Cotter ...
... something called I phsycbic force, and instances in which dreams j have proved prophetic are, course, as plen-1 tiful blackberries after sunny summer. ; Scriptural evidence is coutinuously cited—a natural enough effect of tho crewd of striking | examples ...
... run out, brought in the skin, and tiro it round him with some of these blackberry bushep. Would you lave it. Murphy, in tbe summer time be wns going about boys picking the blackberries off his I” •* lam on* the hoys,*' eaid Morphy.—O. W., Lsadsuie Hoad. ...
... indefinable something called phsycbic force, and instances in which dreams have been prophetic are, of course, as plentiful as blackberries after a sunny summer. Scriptural evidence is most commonly cited a natural enough effect of the crowd of striking examples ...
... Brown, Aberdeen, 19* Di Vernon 2nd 12149—J. Brown, Aberdeen, 18 Diana Vernon 2nd 12148—W. Moir. Aberdeen, 18 Blackberry ol Nethertou 12142—J. Fowlie, Brnoebill, 15 Georae Cron, rite k—Average for 5. £23 2s. In of Morlicb 12192—W. Smith. Aberdeen ...
... (10328)-Mr. Brown, 19) gs. Di Vernon 2nd (121491-Mr. Brown, 18 gs. Diana Vernon 2nd (12148)-Mr. W. Moir, Aberdeen, 18 go. Blackberry of Netherton (12112)-Mr. J. Fowlie, Brucehill, 15 p. Prop. of late A. Bowie-Ardestie 17th (8198)- Mr. Grant, 13 gs. Ardestie ...
... sufficient to satisfy the purchasers sure to he attracted by such tempting exteriors. Poets are said to be as plentiful as blackberries, and not at all expensive. Why should not Messrs. Hildesheiner try and find • new Mrs. Being to sing us the song of yet ...
... • contemporary, that hare not been improved by cultivation. Middle-aged men can recall the time when the strawberry and blackberry were rather poor, common-place fruit, but they have been cultivated, grown from seed. and the result is the toothsome berries ...