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... was too short. From the enthusiastic nature of the audience, it is evident that such recitals are not so plentiful as blackberries in August, or indeed as they might be. It speaks a great deal for the musical talent in Peterhead when that town can produce ...
... heifer calf calved on Bth March. The highest price for a two' year-old heifer was 17 gna. given by Mr Dean, Forres, fur Blackberry, of the Beauty of Drumin family. Among the yearling heifers, Matilda of Inverfiddich was bought by Mr Wilken, Waterside ...
... VOLUNTEER.] Things are always lively in that little old logcabin down the lane nestling among the luxuriant foliage of blackberry bushes. to wit the headquarters of the 6th V.B. Gordon Highlanders. Singe the army order was published to the effect that ...
... HEALTH BILL. The grievances against the Public Health (Scotland) Bill are many and amendments are about as numerous as blackberries in July. Keith is responsible for one and the grievance which our civic dignatories foresee, should the Bill, as it presently ...
... quaff the waters of the aristocratic Strathpeffer has been unprecedentedly large. At the Spa, Keithites are as plentiful as blackberries, and at bowling and biking they are giving a great account of themselves it is stated. Of course it is not in human nature ...
... feet. Plums .. 20 feet . Cherries, Sour 20 feet. Cherries, Sweet 30 feet. Currants 4by 6 feet to 6by 8 feet . Blackberries 3by 6 feet to sby 8 feet. Raspberries 3by 6 feet to fi by 8 feet . E. KEMP TOOGOOD, F.R.II.SA pro Toogood & Sons ...
... heading back of shoots on which fruitbuds are produced. All plants, such as peaches, raspberries, currants, quinces, and blackberries, which develop blossom buds on last reason's wood or on a Pafy shoot springing from a winter terminal bud, can be thinned ...
... peaches and nectarines 20 feet, plums 20 feet, apricyts 20 feet; cherries 20 to 30 feet, figs 20 to 25 feet, currants 4 to 6, blackberries 4 by 7, and nuptial-es Bto 6. Acrum. PLateriwo.—The actual holes in which th , • trees are set must be dug out by hand ...
... And, added Miss Dodd, I shouldn't a bit wonder if we lon our way. Like the Babes in the Wood, said Joe. Bat the blackberries aren't even in bloom yet, and there an autumn leaf to be had. It's like Madge's folly. sending us without hoe said Miss ...
... Malcolm, 2 Mrs Smith. Crumpets-1 Miss Malcolm, 2 Mrs Pirie. Best lb. butter on Edingight?Mrs Mann. Blneberry jelly ?Mrs Smith. Blackberry jelly-1 Mrs Reid, 2 Mrs Bagra. SCHOLASTIC. Best sung song-1 Christina Ann Horn. silver medal ; 2 Elsie Kelman, Croylet : ...
... Miss Smith, 2 Robert Gordon. For best marmalade—Miss Morrison. For best rhubarb jam-1 Miss Morrison, 2 Miss Smith. For best blackberry jelly-1 Mrs Horn, 2 Mrs Reid. For best ribbed stockings-1 Miss Annie Duncan, Eastbrae ; 2 Miss Mary Duncan. ScaoLAsrfc, ...
... Clifford.. It as the and is one d the mew hybrids which have been reviving ad. attendus d late. The le a between theOalifernian blackberry K bramble sad the ordinary raspberry. At resat the fruit des not appear be fully ripened. It of • brilliant red, sad resembles ...