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... POR SALE, a quantity of Blackberries and Gooteberries. Apply, Afro BRUM Baron Street, Buckle. IICYCLE (Raglan, Solid Trees) for Sale. Apply, AdvwtiM► Offi3n. QOl l . and 18et. Wid Sold by the Weight. Street, Buckle. Keepers it Church FIREWOOD (Light Slabs) ...
... Auehry is after Donovan and rut of Kinochtry Ferlio 11128, while the third Blackberry 2nd 17807 from Netberton, which last year stood first at Fyvie. daughter of hers, Blackberry 18828, after Albert Klnbro'n, was first of two two-yoar-old heifers, carrying ...
... the lang simmer days, when a'thing was bright, I hae roamed wi' my comrades Erse moral& till night Gathenn' strawberries, blackberries, an' brummels in turn, There was naething but grew in the Airmachy Burn. The young folks a' reon wad gather in scores To ...
... occasion. It is a very one•sided arrangement that this country should subsidise all the German princelings, plentiful as blackberries, who are selected to mate with scions of British royalty, and when a British prince goes to Germany he should still require ...
... IN SCHOOL DAYS. Still site the schoolhouse by the road—a ragged be •gar Bunning : Around it still the sutnachs grow, and blackberry cities are running. Within, the master's desk is *vet), deep scarred by rapt , o fficial ; The warping floor, the batv_i'd ...
... the like honour. There was a strong class of nine yeaitlnpg the first being topped the Fyrle winner. Blackberry 4th from Netherton. out of Blackberry, and Albert of Kbit broom. From HtU Skilraafllly came the swonf winner, which Is Young Liberty, out of ...
... Henderson, South Camalonn, was second with Prince Cbarlie 1U364, bred at Aquhorsk. and after Luxor. In the class for cows. Blackberry 2nd, shown Mr Beaton, Netherton, was easy first. She is grand fleshy cow, and was third Inst year. Dora 2nd of Camalonn ...
... heard o' ane o' oor wives wha pat on the pan to mak' aipple jelly, an' fin she took it aff the contents turned oot to be blackberry jam. Meggie—Noo, noo, Sandy, ye're jist gaun yer length again. Henry—That uman's surely been in as thick a fog as some o' ...
... G TEE BRAMBLE—INTERESTING ExeirLIMINT.—Mr Alexander Harvey, atoaehense=lir, writes as follows on the cultivation of the blackberry or bramble :—I visit frequently those who are cultivating the bramble, especially James Caldwell, who has for many years ...
... 3 coloured do. epooU teeoUßetion of potatoes, special ft* hmlmt trait, I for eroebeted shawl, 1 soone, ohaese, aperial blackberry jam. and 8 fog besom. Mm Morriscm, Pew Mat, Ifor 8 beasa, 1 and frees kail, cabbages, 8 red, 1 and 8 roaud white potatoes ...
... had the second with animal bred on the farm, and tha fourth fell to the new tenant of Netherton, Pyvie, Mr Beaton, with Blackberry 2nd. Beaton, Lethenty, showed the only animals in the two-year-old heifer class. Beauty 2ud being first, by the Methlick ...
... admired, alike for their excellence and beauty of design and their unique character, fora ‘cap’ nowa-days is plentiful as blackberries, and is be met with on every hand. The gift of the honourable Member was, therefore, all the more aeceptaole. It was offered ...