... absented hims-If ; ami while marrot* and parrots and guillemots, and even geese and merganser* and skuas had been as common as blackberries, the iork tailed petrel was nowhere to he met with. Fiom Capa Wrath to Laxford the summer sea had been with sea-birds ; ...

... stones at them, for the simple reason that they belonged to the old Squire. Where the children were allowed to gathering blackberries, I have seen more yame about than ill ever seen again under similar circumstances. How crctlures are captured I shall not ...

... ngs, and good competition. Mr Beaton biought his first prize Fyvie heifer, and took the first place. She is Blackberry IV. She is out Blackberry by Albert of Kinbroun. Mr Fraser’s second was Young Liberty, the second at Auchnacatt. She afur Antony Watson ...

... much it boast of ?” •• No, there isn’t. We find, however, several varieties of berries the cranberry, the bluclierry. and blackberry which geese feed. here are few kinds of grasses, and the moss upon which therein deer feed. There are some trees, hut they ...

... Sentinel Office. “-[T'XCELSIOR SAFETY BICYCLE (Cothioo), splendid oonditioo, for 8 ile—a bargain.— Apply, X, Sentinel Office. Blackberry bushes, raspberry canes, and RHUBARB ROOTS—all Prize kinds—for Sale very cheap. R» gistsy, Hatton, Craden. SEEDS. -JOHN ...

... and suggests the possibility of the story licing of the nature of a Broch cram.” Centenarians were at one time as thick blackberries, but the process of authentication sadly thinned their ranks. In this particular service, Mr W. Crammond, the genial a ...

... representation. It has been urged that, if the travelling expenses of councillors were paid, candidates would be plentiful as blackberries. And no doubt, some instances, the contention would hold good ; but it doubtful whether the compensating advantages would ...

... hands of our citizen soldiers cannot be doubted. In fact this year possibles in the various competitions were common as blackberries, with the result that some of the scores of last year were counted out. It would seem that the accuracy of the Lee-Metford ...

... JOURNAL. TUESDAY, November 16, 1897. Candidates for vacant churches Candidates seem presently to be as thick for autumn blackberries. Like The Kirk, vultures to the spoil, they come flocking on the shortest notice from all points of the compass. The public ...

... others. Now. why -should not Peterhead and lib-wise 1 have the concert-goers, have the hall, and artistes are plentiful as blackberries and willing as Harki-s, If concerts are not always financially i —cessfnl in Peterhead, the fault lies, not | [ those who ...

... ~ New Apple Jellj 2-lb. ~ New Marmalade., 2-lb. ~ Gooseberry Jam .. 2-lb. ~ Strawberry Jam . 2-Ib. Raspberry Jam 2-lb. ~ Blackberry Jam 2-lb, ~ sp and Goose .. 2-lb. ~ Straw and Goose.. 7-lb. ~ Marmalade and sd, 4Jd. id. did. 7id. 7d ...

... Jcily aud sd, 2-lb. ~ New M.trn a'.ade 2-lb. ~ Gooseberry Jam . 2-lh. ~ Strawberry *l3lll 2-lb. .. Raspberry Jam 2-lb. Blackberry Jam 2-lb. ~ K and Goose 2-lb. ~ Straw and Goose •7-lb. ~ Marmalade Jars returned, J. M THOMSON, Kirk Street 74 LvNGATK FLOUR ...