... Henderson, South Camalonn, was second with Prince Cbarlie 1U364, bred at Aquhorsk. and after Luxor. In the class for cows. Blackberry 2nd, shown Mr Beaton, Netherton, was easy first. She is grand fleshy cow, and was third Inst year. Dora 2nd of Camalonn ...

... pre-ent staying with his family at Kotkdiffe. near Dumlriea On Friday and bis daughter were walking on the bent gathering blackberries, when a gamekeeper them to get out of the way a-* the tenant the -booling wa* at hand with party. Luoi-den retested this ...

... clouds may spread, Eternal grandeur settles on head.' Row-a-days—to use a trite remark—Soirees and holidays are plentiful blackberries, and Othello gone.* Onr second annual holiday of the season came off on Wednesday, when there was a large exodus of all ...

... - I Miss H. Robertson. Cornhill • •* Miss Mary Baffin, Cornhill; 3 Miss Isabella rer rant to Mrs Stephen, Deskford. Pot Blackberry jam —I Mrs M’Kenzie, Cornhill; 2 Mrs Findlater, Brodies, owl; Mrs Gardiner, Begburn. Fresh Butter—l Mrs Kalian, Cornhill; ...

... Fiddes, Stripeside; Miss Fiddes, Bogton; 3 Mrs Brown. Do., salt—l Mrs Gardiner, Bighorn; 3 Mrs Horn, 3 Mrs M'Hattie, Whyntie. Blackberry Jam-1 Mrs Baffan, Cornhill; Miss Stephen, Colphin; 3 Hiss Wilson, Limestones. Rhubarb Jam—l Mrs Hay,Rothen; 2 Mrs Robertson ...

... . . the flntt fall of snow in the autumn: the first thaw of •mow in (be spring; . . . the hot smell of pine*—just like blackberries when the sun U on them: . . . who that has felt the joy of these things would exchange them, even if in return be were ...

... 3 coloured do. epooU teeoUßetion of potatoes, special ft* hmlmt trait, I for eroebeted shawl, 1 soone, ohaese, aperial blackberry jam. and 8 fog besom. Mm Morriscm, Pew Mat, Ifor 8 beasa, 1 and frees kail, cabbages, 8 red, 1 and 8 roaud white potatoes ...

... Simiison. OlonhaixT: » Mrs Hay. Gtoondykcs; Mrs Forbes. Clnymites. Scones—l Mrs Mathieson, MU, Jessie Hay, Mis, M. Wilson. Blackberry Jelly—l Mrs Fuidea. Broomhillock • 2 Mrs Angns, Cornhlll i Mis, Jessie IdSina. SaltWter—l Mrs Stephen, Desklori » Miss Main ...

... who will not give reasons for anything “on compulsion. But then when he is “i* the vein bis reasons are as plentiful blackberries in summer, lie had expended little research and exhibited some antiquarian lore respecting the right of property and control ...

... had the second with animal bred on the farm, and tha fourth fell to the new tenant of Netherton, Pyvie, Mr Beaton, with Blackberry 2nd. Beaton, Lethenty, showed the only animals in the two-year-old heifer class. Beauty 2ud being first, by the Methlick ...

... All over the country here the following traits grow wild naturallyßlaeberry,same as on the Scottish moors; bramble, called blackberry here, of which many fine varieties ore in cultivated state by improved hybridization j rasp, great variety, apple (plum) ...

... admired, alike for their excellence and beauty of design and their unique character, fora ‘cap’ nowa-days is plentiful as blackberries, and is be met with on every hand. The gift of the honourable Member was, therefore, all the more aeceptaole. It was offered ...