... previously captured of 916. and Sib. rep Netively. The retdfishing season now 4•ns f..r the *cc 4 time, till Nov. 1. The Blackberry fish sic.r.l line sport. Tho filen, Skibbereen, co. Cork, now reached by West C eeL hallway , and the Arrignsiern. are la ...

... in utter bewilderment how to proceed. I don't speak of some of the northern shootings, where grouse are as plentiful as blackberries, and where, without any skill in finding them, you have only to load and fire. But set them on a moderatelystocked moor ...

... and orchards rich in notes standard peach tree.• and vines and melons and fruit of all sorts and kinds. from the Ensii•ii blackberry to the tropical pine. sl. , pd down to the creek our trouser.- treasure,,, for it emitnined a eonstunt spring, worth more ...

... country are best —the latter for the purpose of watching the tents at night in a country where thieves are plentiful as blackberries. R. 11. 11. NOTES AND QUERIES ON FOREIGN FIELD SPORTS. SPRItIG CPO3T IN NORWAY.—WOIII4 eomo of your readers kindly inform ...

... the hounds in any part of it—although ho might side the line and see them at a distance—for the fences were as thick as blackberries in September, and the ground was very heavy. I think it mu.t have been a sad disappointment to those gentlemen who come ...

... killed with the single rod and fly fell to Mr Jennings. It weighed 351 b , a very unusual weight on the Lee, even for a Blackberry fish. But greater sizes have fallen to the share of the rod-fishers on the Shannon, Suir, and Blackwater. The spring or ...

... place on the establishment of a gentleman teking to fanning —when yearlings more or less highly bred will be plentiful as blackberries, sad 1000 and 2000 gelnea dittos east only among the . records of the pest—the fame of Middle Park, we fancy, will still ...

... —Noituan. THE RIVERS OP THE SOUTH AND WEST OP IREL AND.—We have had tremendous floods here, and great run of harvest or blackberry salmon. Net and weir fishing has ceased, and the rod-fisher cut pursue his favoured sport till Nov. Ist, in Irish waters ...

... tiMbee I shot one of thee. birds, with the crescent perfect, at Devil's Jump, fbifg on blackberries. I state this feet, as I find no author to name the blackberry as part of its food. As they leave our shores in October, and this specimen baying been ...

... Baunton's Brennan. STOURHEAD STAKES AND CUP. Mr T. Piles ns bk d Marquis Mr H. Godwin's be b G ulnare . Mr J. Ball ns bk b Blackberry Mr J. Card's f b Sum (a bye) „ Mr J. Corbin ns bk b Beauty (dr.) Mr Whale's fw b Feats Belle (I. Fly) Mr J. Harding us bk ...

... the two whitethroat.' later than the 24th of September. those that remain with us to that time frequenting hedges where blackberries abound, of which they are very fond ; the great flight appear to leave in the beginning of the mouth. I distinotly heard ...

... started for the land that had been thrown out of cultivation, and was covered with a rank growth of all kinds of weeds, vines, blackberry bushes, &c. Here we found any quantity of quail, but, from the height of the weeds, did not get a chance to shoot at more ...