... that I would like to draw your particular atention to is the badges. Keltie's History of the Highlands gives the badge as blackberry heath, and this has been copied by other writers. I have corresponded w.th the leading families of the Clan, and in no case ...

... be killed and those who are to be enrolled in the brotherhood. Fanatical preachers and priests are sure to be found as blackberries ; and were any one of these to tower up above his rivals as a prophet with « mission, he might become a magnet for drawing ...

... politics are though perhaps a really sound Briton -The scarcely like to vote for a man who w » the gusted ‘ at tl ne 8: nt of a blackberry puddir Me lt — — abl. wwe rather as to the result of his contes war. fi ¢ Stee afer- ),000 Lufton, preferred a petition ...

... American Wer, during t!: Napoleonic contests, the name of of Frasers. of Stratherrick- be for those annals as thick as blackberries. (Cc Many of those brave-hearted Frasers the redoubtable Colonel Fraser of Lc the eighteenth century were the relatives ...

... Mw long Napoleonic ece.teete, the name of imam , —of Fraser. of Streikerrick—would be found in those annuls as thick es blackberries—ld/ecru). Many of these bravediearteil Fraser. who fought under the redoubtable Colonel Fraser of Loyal in the eighteenth ...

... who speak the Gaelic language. It difficult to define men of position, and the eldest sons of Dukes are not as common as blackberries in autumn is the Highlands. But among many other 'men of position' Lord Archibald Campbell, the heir.pretumptire to the ...

... at ranger we;c. pu«« ami kitten*, and ell were ouito together when the ehip reached Scotland. ArsTßaHA’a Buckdkhry Pest.—Blackberrie* thrive luzitriaiilly in Auvtralia than in Kutupe Ameiica, tour growth being rapi that in many place* they are regarded ...

... complaints.. The neglect of the• 'bole in this country about on a par with the neglect io utilise the crops of gigantic blackberries which are esually in sort profusion iu Brittany and N.arrosuely. ...

... to be found profusely, and piimroses, polyanthus, and wallflowers are quite common; at Whitchurch market last week-end blackberries were being sold at 5d per quart. Tub Christmas Trke —The Christmas tree wa? first heard in England about 1444. A tree was ...

... and recklessly obstructive conduct of the Opposition from begin ning to end. Fatile censure motions were as plentiful as blackberries ; snap divisions were per- sought after; and loquacity was un- bridled Puffed up by gains made at bye-elections, and by ...

... provide a substitute for the lost item of indictment. Reasons for attacking the worst of Governments are as plentiful as blackberries in the autumn. At the opening of last year's session, Opposition hopes were equally high, and Opposition prophets were ...

... Aberdeen-Atigus cattle. For 58 females the average realised was £37, and for 21 bulls £3l. Mr O. G. Callahan, Helena, Kan., sold Blackberry Ad vie, a five year-old, Kidnapper, at £7B ; Blackbird XXXIII., yearling, Orantington Hero, at £46; and Esrlyhill Queen ...