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... halos on 26th and 30th. On 30th many blooms expanded in Rosa arvensis, and several specimens of artichokes in flower; many blackberries ripe. Manchester.—Greatest cold on grass 33°. Date of Number of Station. Range f Greatest Greatest temperature heat. cold ...
... require W. es , r o f cover. They are remarkably fond of beryl ecies the ticularly the dew-berry (that scrambling sPover iii blackberry, or whatever it is, which oft surface of the ground like a network of some spots), and often they will be found of the edge ...
... bk w b Blackberry beat Mr Dunlop's bd b Creeping Kate. it. Maid of Lincoln beat Jenny Hooks Billy-go-Rarely beat Craigen- Bright Steel beat Geologist gillan (1) Lunette bent Berwine (dr) Drumclog beat Tutelina Ptarmigan beat Lancaster Blackberry beat Highland ...
... beat Mr Murray's r b Lucilla. It. Blackberry beat Absalom Billy-go-rarely ht Colin Campbell Barwine Goat Cartoon Whistle Binkie beat Mary Douglas Craigengilling beat Mayflower Scud ran a bye. 111. Berwine beat Blackberry Scud beat Whistle Binkie., Crai ...
... amnion. stock, yellow Jessamiue, chrysanthemum, citisus, arbutus, hitirustinus, winter-rose, polyanthus, mezerton • the blackberry in (hilt ; and the thrush, not merely warbling, but singing, lilt loud nut-spoken song—as on this Christmas-day 1,147.—Tas ...
... seen, during the Christmas week, birds very generally paired in several districts, and young hares are as plentiful as blackberries in the autumn. Nevertheless, we believe that many of our readers will, ere long, be sending their horses to the forge, ...
... fact'—but, admitting its correctness, I will, by way of reply, ask why consumptives and dyspeptics are as plentiful as blackberries at Margate and Ramsgate, and few and far between In this damp bog of Ballycanard, and the bleak mountains that surround ...
... hundreds of Imre. of thri*. Mg plantations, intersperred with considerable tracts of mulerwissi where game is as abundant as blackberries. Among these per- partridges an. the most abundant, for they are but seldom disturbed, and continue to procreate amid the ...
... Provost Campbell ns bk w d Rob) Ry, by Wigan—Repentance Mr Alton 's bdd Tickler, by Wigan) Railway Crash Mr Dykes'slik w b Blackberry, byi Birmingham—Winton Capt. Crichton's f w b Coq/de/kJ by Baron Garnock—Clo.iramaj Mr It. Smith's f d Bold Dragoon.) by ...
... Mr Birch, to ask for his opinion. Deuce an English work had he on botany, but ponderous and musty tomes in Latin were as blackberries. From one or other of them—l think it was the Botanicum GaUicum of Decandolles and Deby (which he pronounced Dichen Dole ...
... (RIM. death ; but if the berries of the mountain-ask (vulgarly called whitten berries) be poisonous, then are aloes, hewn, blackberries, and the berries of the Servis tree poisonous; they are, however, eaten by all our lower orders, and the branches of our ...
... blue got first, led out of eight for a short time ; coming again, Billy drove his hare rarely, and won a good course well. Blackberry and Goodlake (late Bold Dragoon): The fawn led, turned, and killed. Jenny Hooks and Hairstocks Black led, driving her hare ...