... nevertheless, did all that they were ;n their conflict with China. In France, too, short men in the army are as common blackberries, Th® truth is that abort legs mean very a military tTiaadvantage provided their owner v* proper chest dimeneion-s and otherwise ...

... which hi« enemies are no mean* comfortable, and pointed phrases bit the question under discussion on the head are thick blackberries. When it becomes known that Mr Goschen is up replying to Sir Harcourt, for instance, there rush for the House at once, ...

... by no mains comfortable, antI pointed phrases. viitch bit the question unCer diaclnsiucl onl v ths head are a' thick vue blackberries. When it becomes known that Mr Gosehen is up re- e plvuwg lo Sir William Harcourt, for instance, s there :s a rush for ...

... question t i is being taken up by the Government 12 For the first time in the history of the iog- v liah fruit trade, canned blackberries are about 1 to be put upon our markets, the goode coining from Baltimore in large quantities. In America g the growers ...

... able to show give a very complete idea of the progression of forms end design? employed. Stimulative ideas are not like blackberries to be picked off every bush, and wfc»n propounded o lucidly and sympathetically, and at the same time modestly. they are ...

... able to show give a, very comffietfe idea the progression of forms and de•dgns employed. Stimulative ideas are not lik* blackberries picked off every bush, and when propounded fO lucidly and sympathetically, and fh'e same time modestly, they are this ease ...

... bought plant of Lax tons’ in February last, and scarcely expected to have fruit the same year, at, like the raspberry and blackberry, it bears on the last j year’s canes. However, I was agreeably snr- prised by finding several fine clusters of berries the ...

... Aberdeen 160th (30,438). Pride of Aberdeen 163rd (30.441), and Pride Aberdeen. ...

... 160 th (30.438) Pride of Aberdeen (30,441), and Pride of Aberdeen 165 th (30,445); from Advie Mains the yea ring heifer Blackberry of Advie, a (bull calf, Baron Advie; and heifer calf, Blackbird's Beauty of from Oortaohy Castle, seven-year-old Prim of ...

... upon them. dj and when they h ies brings with it :aster or go farther. in many of the impossible to ec „ Little finger.. blackberries, ieir parents can ate. The only P a f,, days so ae to come ■banoe t 0 iccurate copy , vae not allowed to on room. WO HOURS ...

... in many of the when local causes render it impossible to ee : a good school attendance. tle . fi earn much by plucking blackberries, berries, peas, etc., that their at the fines of the magistrate. Ihe only p^. 0 tive to arrange the holidays so a« to coin ...

... Little Forgue; W. Shand, Yonder Bonnie; J. Allan, Bogs of Raich; Mrs Robertson, KirkJnnd. Special prize by Mr Mitchell for blackberries— Charles Taylor,' Whinburn. Special for pansies—R. Neish. Industrial work—Mies L M'Hattie, Largue School; Maggie Wilson ...