... EMMA'S BLACKBERRYING. WHAT a mellow, golden August day it was! Just such a one as makes us involuntarily step aside from crikshing the worm in our path—life, even worm-life is so beautiful! Just such a day as seems to have wandered away from our cold ...

... heat Tutelina; Blackberry beat Highland Kate. Class Third. Bright Steel beat Maid of Lincoln; Ptarmigan beat Lunette; Drutuclog beat Craigengillan; Blackberry, a bye. Clan Fourth. Bright Steel beat Ptarmigan; Drnmclog beat Blackberry. Clam Fifth. Bright ...

... Murriy's r b Lucille. Secohd. Blackberry beat Absalom; Berwine beat Cartoon; Craigengillan beat Mayflower; Billy-go-rarely beat C'olin Campbell; Bitikie beat Mary Douglas; Scud, a bye. Class Third. Berwine beat Blackberry; Craigengillan beat Billy-go-rarely ...

... rapidly as poseiblo all is tinisbed. This early cutting is best for the coppice as well as for game. A few groups Of of blackberries form capital and are aleo valued much at times for jams and dessert. ...

... recently, we saw that some enterprising nursery firm weie willing to supply at • cheap rate Omits of • very fine kind of blackberry, of American origin if we remember rightly, which might be used in the same way, pro. ducing in its season the most luscious ...

... Tonnerra boat Mr Ewing's f b Look Out (I). Mr Gonlon'a r w d Guadeloupe beat Mr John Dunlop's r b Jenny Nettle, Mr Dykea'a bk b Blackberry beat Mr Barber's r d Whistle Binkie, Mr John Speir's w f d The Fiddler beat Provost Campbell's bk w d Rob by (I). Mr. John ...

... Until therefore our gardeners cot give U• • berry, it is wise to use the blackberry only foe the preparation of idly, after the mariner of real-currant jell, or as blackberry vire-gar. In these, the media being 'ejected: the delicious flavour of toe ...

... made the best of by weaving it into our report of the Review. As fur our poetical friends, seeing they are es numeroais as blackberries will soon be, we are not afraid of them. The Bankruptcy business don't suit our twenty shilling per pound prompt pitying ...

... Oliver & Boyd. Kilmarnock: James 11PKie. Tnis is the seascn of almsnaes, when they are as plentiful as leaves in spring or blackberries in autumn. Among the many little ones—for there are large ones and little ones—the two before us, published by Oliver and ...

... harm pod to any i'msr *—The cry is still they come! -verily poets is Ayrshire are as thick Sc leaver in VAlsnibrute or blackberries in Autumn! We have just rut:rived the following note, with several verses of poetry, the first of which we give istact ...

... look blue mid ehillod. wan is as het ae it was is August, Lod the lanes ere tempting ihr a ramble. TN hedges efeidess el blackberries, there. lame ef tbe bassiWel white periwinklsl seem is esevelesies, width the may eeff ysflow, kith these Sew • Mid or ...

... woven exactly to nature. This design his been supplied to her Majesty, and also the snowdrop pattern, and a bramble and blackberry, and other simpler designs. The examples of damsel' crest, monogram, and badge weaving, represented by framed napkins, will ...