... Hook or a Dezn Burgon are not to be found every day. Candidates for the City Recordership will soon be as plentiful as blackberries on an autumn hedge. Mr Philbrick, Q.C., is one of the latest aspirants for the honour, and with him, to use a phrase ...

... numerous. A Dean Hook or a Dean Burgon are nob to be found every day. Candidates for the City Recordership will soon plentiful blackberries an autumn hedge. Mr Phdbrick, Q.C., is one the latest aspirants for the honour, and with him,” use phrase not unfamiliar ...

... Erica of 11396, The third place is taken by Mrs Danbar, with Bloodstone, bred b this Strathmore, ‘ob b Aliater, 1939 ; m has Blackberry 3rd, 11,825. He was first at the show as a yearling, so that Me Grant, ve old Mains, who was only third at that shor ellent ...

... Craibstone ; and Grant, Lower |} oursed a Pipe- had the largest share of the awards in the \ wers— section. Amongst fruit, blackberries, stray and gooseberries were well represented an Drum- section Messrs Mellis, The Terrace, and Biac stone, shared the principal ...

... intending to row house. How we enjoy our tea after the singing and the sailing ! and how we load our scones with butter and blackberry jam ! Then comes the visit to the Manse, which is as regular a Sunday institution as going to church, as it is tire only ...

... BurNs2RAD (19), a native of Lyndhurst, Hants, and a private in the Yorkshire 'Regiment, stationed at Jersey, was gathering blackberries at Greve de Lecq on Wednesday when be fell 100 feet down a cliff, and was killed instantly. Tsm InoN AND STEEL INSTXOTE ...

... John Bdnstbad (19), native of Lyndhurat, Hants, and private in the Yorkshire Regiment, stationed at Jersey, was gathering blackberries at Greve de Lecq Wedn-sday when he fell 100 feet down a cliff, and was killed instantly. Tmt Iron and Institute.—The Iron ...

... remarkable rapidity, and giving promise of great abundance. Gardens have rarely shown such advantage spring flowers, the blackberry and red currants promise be exceptionally prolific. Of apple blossom there is quite extraordinary display, and trees that ...

... rapidity, and giving oil promise of great abundance., Gardens have rarely shown-ri to such advantage in spring flowers, swd the blackberry and red currants promise to be excep. is tionally prolific. Of apple blossom there is quite Ch an extraordinary display ...

... Mintlaw the present year. There were 9 entries for yearling heifers, and Williarn Beaton, Netherton, Fyvie, came in first with Blackberry 4th, which was first at, Fyvie. Shorthorns were a smaller class, but the quality nevertheless was good. Messrs Gall, Atherb ...

... Mintlaw the present year. There were 9 entries for yearling heifers, and William Heaton, Nnherton, Fyvie, came in first with Blackberry 4tb, which was first Fyvie. Shorthorns were a smaller class, but the quality nevertheless was good. Messrs Gall, Atherb ...

... Rorasey yesterday on a charge of murdering a companion of the same age by stabbing him during a dispute while picking q blackberries. * The sum of £9 7H, being the amount of sub- wcriptions paid by Jabez Balfour to the United t Kingdom Alliasice, has been ...