... crow dies, with not a moment's check, over the stiffest country in the hunt, and fences of all descriptions as thick as blackberries in summer. Our fox took one ring round Newleese Covert, either to get his wind, or thinking to shake off his determined ...

... or to what other treatment I.e rubjected. Suisse of the herr*. I think of are cmsoLerrim, wkortielrerrice, Isuberrica, blackberries, glom, laurels, hawthorn. ^Amite., w ild Whams crab., privet. ivy. and ecountlms other,. well known to all oboeere of ...

... the-Daisy Mr J. Mundell's w bk d Batchelor t Ha', by Annandale—Cutty Sark{ Mr H. Ktuneity'e he b Blue &11, by Crsigeugillan —Blackberry Mr Hetherington as w Ciwk) Time, by King Lear—Lady Eloped{ Mr Lindsay's be b Superior, byl King Lear—itarenswiog Mr Crosbie's ...

... be b Meg o'Lows, Elaekolnth- Diatom by Tinker-Black Mr W Walker's be b Bleu Deli, by t W. b Sarah Sdbald, Craig/avian-Blackberry by Cenaradso -Borderer Mr (Maws r w d Dundee, by)L{Mr J Johnston's be br b leak o' arib Jaeoblie-Lothlane Quests Dt ...

... 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 ...

... they are more fond of berried. in summer they eat all sorts of worms (yerournie) and insects, bilberries, wltortleberries, blackberries, and raspbernes ; in autumn ou wuuntain Mil anti elder-berries; anti in winter on birch and hazel, catkins, and buds, j ...

... through and by the side of nearly all of them. Scores of times have I met known poachers sauntering along them, apparently blackberrying or nutting, or doing nothing particular, who perhaps five minutes previously were fifty yards off the footpath, having ...

... byl G. Coxon's be d Blue Jaciet, Acrohat—Tela f by Ot ho -Sally Mr It. Graham ns f b Peggy .11(irton,1 Thompson bk b Blackberry, by Country Squire-Scot', bitch) . by Betilautite—Concideration. 11. Bull's Run beat Jonathon Wild North Briton beat Peggy ...

... would prevent any tramper, or labourer, or gipsy, or any other person conjured up by Mr Francis (even his nut-pickers and blackberry-gatherers ! ) from walking about any manor, or any footpath, with any number of eggs, either pheasants or partridges', from ...

... • now a word as to raspberries. These are just as accommodati ng as blackberries, which are their near relaticin. Bat you knowho; different is the 'texture and flavour of • blackberry from • bleak, gravelly hillside from one gathered in a damp, rich hollow ...

... beagles. Onward we went, crossing those beautiful Inclosures to Ellington, where the fences and ditches were as plentiful as blackberries In August. Here we thought our friend meant for Duckworth Wood, but he turned to the right for Brampton Wood. where we ...

... ays•Ready. by Ptarmigan Bu)—Early (I ) Forest Queen Mr Wallirr's be b Blue BA by tjilr Barron's r d Buckskin, by Craigengillan—Blackberry f l Black Flag—Bit of Fancy Mr Ittelimuwl as w b Collontiue,t . jMr Lank'a bk w b Lima .1116 d, by by Picton—Pantotaime ...