... prizes), potatoes and rhubarb; 2d for roses, antirrhinums, rhubarb prizes) and cabbage. James Inches, lst for pease and blackberries ; 2d for rosc3. Robert Lennox, lst for antirrhinums; 2d for phloxes, scarlet geranium, fox-gloves. William Marshall, lst ...

... afterward*. A shocking sccident took place Monday at Peni arth, Glamorganshire, where a youth named James M'Janet waa gathering blackberries on the summit of Peniarth Cliff, near the zigzag path. Missing his footing, be was precipitated over the rock, a depth ...

... conception, and well executed. Still better the scene of the ruined Abbey by moonlight. Above all, is the scene called Blackberry Biake, the Fairies' Haunt, hut which is truly an inimitable representation, Mr William Glover, of Loch Katrine and surrounding ...

... elderlurrry trees were dotted with bunches ««f bright red berries, wl.i amid the n-ugh leaves the hazels green nuts nestled. Blackberry buehe* laden with red fruit shot their long thorny arms ugh the hedge*, and here and there at interval* ab-ng the lane the ...

... we to assign this vile misreading of a line of Burns, '■ Now Taml had they been queensi Queens were never plentiful as blackberries in Ayrshire but it could turn out many a bevy of queans, a' Dizzies in their teens. ...

... with their foud or drivk as r Bir- of the of their liberties, opportauities ng the law would crop up, and be sf } fal as blackberries. It is quite easy to ont aa Mr Jacob Bright did on Weluenday, the! which woald flow to a district from ite adu che measure ...

... written by the journals that are supposed to represent his opinions. He will, however, find apologies for it, plentiful as blackberries, in the columns of journals, whose deliverances are with him ' if one enquired at the oracle of God. When we said the ...

... James Inches, 1 first for blackberries, aud second prizes for roses ai d currants. George Philp 1 second for potatoes John Wilson, 1 first for gooseberries, equal with James Cooperfor gooseberries, and 1 second for blackberries. James Cooper. 1 first prize ...

... once and again; creating 150 new Peers or more if necessary, till Lords shall become as common and cheap in England as the blackberries on the hedges; or even, as a last extremity, I will vote for, and will support with all my power, as a member of the House ...

... its orators ? And, though it has taken to fighting as its exclusive line, aud has nominally its generals as plentiful blackberries, may we not ask where are its soldiers who have shown a single spark of military genius? It has not yet produced a Kossuth ...

... grape, the orange, the pomegranate, the fig, and other equally pleasant ami nourishing productions—not the wild haws and blackberries which, even in nature's most prodigal humour, would be all that would fall to the lot of any poor fellow who should take ...

... proposal is this : there are our two plough horses, the colt that has been in our family these nine years, and his companion Blackberry, that has scarce done an earthly thing for this month past. They are both grown fat and lazy. Why should they not do something ...