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... show juries took third honours. ' Era was the second prize -taker. owned by Sir George Macpherson Grant. The third cow, Blackberry, is a line beast, and was first at Glasgow lash year in the two-year-old class. The Earl of Fife likewise exhibited Blackbird ...
... i. a fine light roan, is got by Admiral tod n year aud month. •or- out M Hyacinth. Albury, WIU by Bachelor (690), out of Blackberry the Duke of Northumberland, is grand bull, nch m • w h (w( , lire wa. Moudiewort (656). Strange to promise. Me has fine ...
... Mr Hamilton, of Skene House, is also i the owner of this animal. His name is Samson, isy afte: B, clielor, andl ofi of Bl-ackberry. Ho secured a c second place at the Highland Society's show eit E tin- burg~h; hDut was only conmmended at the Royal NIorthern ...
... best button-hole Bouquet William Buchan. Mr Win. Robertson, Auquborsk, (id for best basket Fruit, inclinling gooseberries, blackberries, str iwberries, rasi>berries, half pint each Mrs Wyllle. Mr James Keith, merchant, M 1-r best hand Bouquet - - Donald, ...
... ce ut of visitors was very large. The first prize specimen of i mt cucumbers from Mayen House was greatly admired. ;be Blackberries and bleock currants were excellent, as were eat were also strawberries and rasps for the season The Is.) special prize ...
... ! woman and children walking along the canal bank. . 4. There are many true friends t '•bo The children were gathering blackberries time, have no fakb in the ‘' missive Kill; and nooiie exo.p. I ' and the men heard the woman talking to her children. ...
... namned Cop6:sa* the jut be womain add childreeb walking 'along thqp esejal hank. 'rder IThe- children were gathlering blackberries. at'the'time. lax time;1 and the men heard the woman talking tobsir children. Pe vyie-I tat er on the three'iat'dowa - ...
... and a man namedI Cope saw the im ;Vi6tnan nam children walking along the canal bnk. cos e The children were gathering blackberries at tle time -yet and the men heard ibe womnil talking to her children' lik Later on the threeosat down-on the towing-putb ...
... quinces, 2s 4s; pemsgranates, 2s to 4s, medlars, to 4s, ami (•ananas, «d to 4s per dozen ; muljierric-s, Is per basket, blackberries, fid |*r quart; filberts and Kentish cohnuU. lod |ier lb.; hazel do., 4d |>er quart; walnuU, per Vegetables -Savoys. to ...
... sloe;v fitberfs and Kentish caiteuts, Od to 9d ; Sztpucale nuts from South An'erica, Is Gel per lb.; hazel do., Id ; and blackberries, Sdi oper quart'; wal nuts, Is 13d to Ss 'id; ,and ebeenfut, -is ad to 6i f Gd per hundred. Flowers-Chaice plauts ,istfull ...
... deceive ; let us renounce all friends. A coachman may break neck ; will never drive out. A cook may poison me; I willliveon blackberries ami acorns. standing army may put down liberty ; let not the House Commons vote a man.” which might have been added—Mr ...
... for literary pursuits permeated the mass of the population, and the result in our own day that poets are as plentiful as blackberries. We could point to scores working men who have composed poems which a century or two ago would have won for their authors ...