... Christie purchasing at tho higher figure. Best prices loeludod Die, 21 ga., Mr Maddison ; Dolly 2nd, Mr Aadeiaoo, :» ga.; Blackberry, Mr Murray, ga; Big (us. tbo Ladies Hope. 3Bgs.; Sybil, Mr Mungall. Sweetie. Colonel Fraser, ga; Hrsssoli*. Mr Fawcett, ...

... ordeab Another cauae for anxiety thoa*. »hoee Jntereet and care extend to the garden «f * iw>euliar diaeaae amongat the blackberry ouanee. once baa attacked a bnah no hope of it ever bearing fruit. The l*oint • the aiiadix, which ia aituated at the root ...

... advisable to drop nil e-vm-spuxb with his eiianliuns. At one time for weeks solitary farmhouse, ut another time suhsisted ou blackberries, hips uud haws, or on the casual hospitalities which now and then received return for snch little services bad an opjiortunity ...

... jouuger, and nearly 1| owt. heavier than the first winner, but not good the shoulder. He got by Dustman 1667, and out of Blackberry. Clement Stephenson was third with (he ox, hied Clinterry, which waa second Birmingham and first Oakham. The Queen waa fourth ...

... Brown, Aberdeen, 19* Di Vernon 2nd 12149—J. Brown, Aberdeen, 18 Diana Vernon 2nd 12148—W. Moir. Aberdeen, 18 Blackberry ol Nethertou 12142—J. Fowlie, Brnoebill, 15 Georae Cron, rite k—Average for 5. £23 2s. In of Morlicb 12192—W. Smith. Aberdeen ...

... Easter Skene ; sire Delaware; dam Moss Rose. Tills was very neat heifer, and was large for her age —Mr Milne, nebbaty 21 Blackberry, calved 24th March 1863; bred by William of Easter Skene; sire Delaware; dam Fanny, bred at Tillyfour. Tins lieiler was ...

... election hail cost him X 40.000, while they all know that elections costing from X5,n00 u* Xlo.(B mi w«-re a* plentiful as blackberries. Now. In* had had . the excitement election, the luxury petition, and the futlh rr indulgence commission, and tin sum total ...

... specimens were shown Messrs Vriteh k Boas of Che Wee. The fruit said be a true hybrid between the Rod Raspberry and the English Blackberry, and in habit resembles the latter. Th* canes in the Burnside Garden run to n length of from twelve to fifteen feet, while ...

... W. Craiokshank, 3A. M. Hendry. Collection of fruit—l A. M. Hendry, 2 Rov. W. Temple. Special prize Mr J. Mitchell for blackberries, by a school boy girl—George Philip. Vegetables.—Professionals—Peas—l Jus. Mitchell, Eirktown Mill: 3 E. Neisb, 3 John ...

... would not yield, for when was a Napier known to give way ? As approached the House last night, rumours were as plentiful blackberries that Mr Cardwell would, after a little pressing, withdraw his motion of censure, but of course no one could with certainty ...

... alliance one who seems disposed turn his back upon his friends abruptly. Indeed, during the week rumours have been |.lenty us blackberries that other members of the Cabinet were likclv secede, and that a complete rupture was imminent. All these, however, may ...

... hospital, wbkh. he thinks, sisted of acal's liver, bacon, biscuit, and -poonhas in method* little learn from Europe.—A ful blackberry jam. and the chief item of paper on Mothers and Daughters is contributed their dinner was a six-ounce pudding, carefully ...