... trees the ground might In some instances be usefully devoted to the culture of the strawberry and improved varieties of blackberry ; in bog earth to that of the dewberry, bilberry, and cranberry ; and even here and there to timber trees. S. LEYCESTIRTA ...

... but we have not bees troubled with them at all. The wild fruits, such as grapes, lige, plums, strawberries, and immense blackberries. are 'err abundant. I intend growing cotton and maize chiefly, as these are the staple commodities here. The soil is rather ...

... meat, not to mention some hundred yards, alighted in what from the distance appeared making jam of wild raspberries and blackberries', usually to be picked to be a fallow field. Galloping up to where they had stood, I found in great abundance. Into the ...

... IPermor Arms, Raiford, at from aat wee made. Baru did not tars op plentiful to mom with. hut later they were ma thick as blackberries, and. the right sore, nose of the dome were run to a standstill. hr the well, the slippier wasp mural wee were most sa ...

... minute (I mean no pun), and the gallant captain was going along as cheerily as if horses of his calibre were as plentiful as blackberries, or, like the Indian nabob, he could order round more 17st. bunters to the door at pleasure. The hounds after this went ...

... owing to their being easily worked, and of great durability. Wild fruits consist of the blackberry and dewberry—something like but much larger than our blackberry--which in the summer time form the largest portion of the nestro's food when not in work; ...

... there need not he much difficulty. When Tartar and Old Jock first came out, fox terriers were not as now, as plenty as blackberries. CELT. ...

... a covert beklarlaff to the Meson Marshall ; bwasomfor. flattish:ay. a tines was clopped-no one to Name. Cetera,* Horn..r Blackberry, Hoe Hill. awl Cropwell Lingo were twat tried, but all bleak hot still the field thought that if a lon could only Le f o ...

... curl to be seen. A few days of fine hot weather will alter all this, and then anglers will bees thick by the river side blackberries iu autumn.—T. THE HOINOW.—This river has been in capital order for some days, and some fair sport has been bad at Pandy ...

... on the bank gone mad with excitement—rolling on the ground to control his laughter, black In the face, and regardless of blackberries and snakes. I hoped he would come to, as gently vet firmly 'rasped my third fish, and he is safe-4 lb. at one east. It ...

... -Consult the Knapsack Guide names such wells art Barberry, Bits to Norwey.' . published by Murray, berry . Bindweed. Birch. Blackberry, p r icey. Blurbell. Bramble. Briar, Bryon). CANINE. Ballow, and Buttercup, convey en A.-What more can you want? We idea ...

... and try our fortune on Esthwaite Water. When we cross the Border or the Irish Channel, lakes suddenly become plenty as blackberries, and on many of these in either country the tourist angler is still allowed to fish. Scarcely ten years ago few lochs were ...