... Christ- mas. A red and white cow, five years old, ‘ Butterfly’, calf in January. A half-bred Dutch cow, five years old, ‘ Blackberry’, in calf. A red and white Alderney Stock) six years old, calf at A ee handsome Guernsey cow, with calf by side, (Mr. Stock) ...

... years old, * Polly’, calf about Christ- mas. A red and white cow, five years old, ‘ Butterfly’, calf in January. ears old, ‘ Blackberry’s A ted and white Alderney cow,( Mr. Stock) six years old, calf at Michaelmas next. A handsome Guernsey cow, with calf by ...

... “Scene at a Ghavt on the Ganges,” M.Claxton. ‘ Sketching after Nature,” W. Hemsley. ‘ Sports—Deer-stalking. W. Bottomley. “ Blackberry Dell,” H. Jutsum. ‘The Evening Hour.” Carl Haag. “ Gipsies—Twilight,” G. Dodgson. “ Winter—Sheep Feeding,” E. Duncan. ‘At ...

... ttticoat was ol white silk, trimmed with white tulle nd white ribands. Her Majesty were round her head “wreath composed of blackberries and diamonds. The following noblemen and gentlemen had the lonour of heing prescated to her Majesty: Lord stafford, an ...

... portions of the publication, are very pleasing. This applies parti- cularly to ‘he engraving “* Water from the Spring.” and Blackberrying. Whilet the Diary and Almanack department is very beautifully got up, there is an endless fund of intellectual gratification ...

... Buckworth’s Bashful beat King’s Regina beat Mr. Gillett’s ” Pyson's Pactotum beat Mr. Dobede’s Mr. Rowena. General. ’s Blackberry Donald. Cambridge. Queen's under-mentiened have been elected scholars of this College :— Junior Sophs.— Deighton, Hedges ...

... to which h e Was continua ly subject from ersons injuring his fences. The detendant pleade that he was onl getting a few blackberries, and wished to make it appear he was not in the field, but merely on the brow of the holl, which was on his master’s (Charles ...

... eating or drinking, he had had none, he declares, during the whole time, except the grass and leaves around him, and a few blackberries. His recollection and mental condition appear to be much impaired, and he fixes the time of entering the plantation by ...

... ancient examples art or of hCTe were * competitors. drawing by GElUott gained the firstpriae; it is an arrangement of the blackberry and brioney, and these and ntefill to anomamentist, are ™h taste, the flowers and fruit sur- fo Te B°°d centres, and appearing ...

... tllc wil|l some of ,! m| ster , -» area, who were coach, the defendant came past, inviteT,, 0 tl,at ,1 - wera (fathering blackberries » ln V', th,! ' l ' 1 ' fe y ■■» Plenty lief, ! . 'n went into the field, and the a ,i ' then pointed towards stack ...

... was made by the occupiers of land to find a hare, but as those animals in that neigh- bourhood are not as ‘plentiful as blackberries,” some little time elapsed before they were as successful as the: wished to be. When, however, we had reached the fields ...

... six years old, Cherry, calf 01 - d ' Po,, Christmas. Jarmary ' ° ld ' Butter %» » Slf bred Cow ' five eare old, Blackberry, in A Red and White Cow (Mr. Fowlers Stock \ six years old. calf at Michaelmas next. J Guernsey Cow, with calf by side ...