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... (be;:, of laughter and( banter at tile expense (of I~e iustbles(wilea at this Part, ais ideed Li i~-Ilwere as thick as blackberries).a itt IriLS bcecnic pi-etty well kiiown that the songI sonal it-, scatiienets arc not regarded with particular T- Iio ...
... sowens. In the afternoon mj fusion of peppermint was sometimes indulge m, and, when the peppermint failed, leaves from tl j blackberry bush mixed with treacle made innocent beverage for the ladies of those ufys. ; Grace learned dressmaking in Coupar Angus ...
... placed first. The gooseberries from Loirston were placed first in their department, and in addition had two extra prizes. Blackberries and white currants were large and well shaped, and the exhibits from the gardens at AltriesI House were in both instances ...
... placed first. The gooseberries from Loirston were placed first their department, and in addition had two extra prizes. Blackberries and white currants were large and well shaped, and the exhibits from the gardens at Altries House were in both instances ...
... matronly brow clouded. She began think that, her husband said, nice girls who were heiresses were not quite plentiful as blackberries. Still she resolved to continue the advertisements for another week, and to possess her soul in patience for tbe same period ...
... small in number, but contained some splendid varieties. Herbaceous plants formed a Hne display, and fruit was also good, blackberries predominating. Industrial work, cage birds, and rabbits were attractive sections of the I exhibition. Eoht, Skbnb. and ...
... and two together among wives and children, and aak whether it would not well to at once among the ptarmigan, and lire on blackberries and jumper, rather than stay any longer fur the ■the of picking among the barley atooka. Bang r it's come again the fatal ...
... P. Gumming. Buttonhole Bouquet—l and 2 James Morrice. Hand Bouquet-James Morrlce. Table Bouquet—James Morrice. Fruit.— Blackberries—l and Mrs Harvard ; G.Mackle, Tarlund. Red currant*—l John Hnnter; 2 James Forbes, 3 I>. Gumming. White currants—l and ...
... beyond doubt far above expectation. Strawberries and rasps were conspicnously better than could have been anticipated. blackberries, red entrants, and gooseberries were very largely represented, while melons, tomatoes, cherries, and graj»ee yore altogether ...
... Mon, 8 basket of vegetables. 1 collection of wild flaweis, 2 (special) best basket of fruit. Mary Henderson—Oakenkoows-1 blackberries, 3 re! currants, 1 anal 3 green goosebeiries, 3 yellow gooseberries. Mrs Don II Widgend- 1 red currants. 1 lettuces, 3 ...
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... the second period over the first period. Rev. Geo. And. Johnston, minister Deer ‘not named Ouzman, went out to Sealand blackberrying in Florida. The story of his remarkable exng moneys belonging the Poetmastcr- Steel Rail* The total value of the Scotch ...