... more—to track him a mile. Well, to cut • short story shorter, about four hours after I had shot him I came to a patch of blackberry bushes, and trailed him into that ; and I had to manoeuvre to get to have a look at him, for fear he might not be dead, ...

... wellappointed stable. The run was upwards of 3 haute • the ground rode heavy and rotten; the fences were big, and plentiful as blackberries; the waters were out in all directions, though we looked In vain for Noah's Ark near dindlesam. The whip, Morris HUI ...

... groundsels and umbellate's. A garden of wild roses P The splendid series of plates figuring our native roses and our wild blackberries, and displaying the fruit of these and the clottelberry in so tempting a state as positively to make ono's month water ...

... be by Kentrner.; July Mr Lawton • r Light. by Lead's David-Lamm?. Laura; June Mr Lawtaa'sbk w Larry. by Began-Laerban'a Blackberry; Aug. 1 Lord 6.0.0'. bit by Magn'l-Loal Sefton'. J•K IJ Lord bd ,by dkrocaket -his ;Korth 6 Lord Single M.M. by M. Soarer ...

... 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 ...

... venture to say that the rule over the country generally is to leave the crop as much to nature as we do that of the ash or blackberry. One year the tre4 bears a great crop of trait, and the whole of its vigour is so drawn up by the many hungry feeders, that ...

... southern prairie during the summer ; and the gobblers have picked up their good condition by feeding upon wild grapes, blackberries, mulberries, nuts, gratin, and the thoneandandone treasures scattered in the forest, and eo, all feeling strong and fat ...

... aged, I 2st lolb Mr Parker Mr Boner's Grey Memos (b-b), 6 yrs, 135 t lib (inc. 51b extra) Capt. Tempest Mr Clare's DI R Blackberry (11-0), aged, 12, 1010 Owner Mr E. Barker's ch g Revolter, aged. t Mr P. Barker Mr W. Mytton's Electra, aged, last llb (Inc ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... William the Fourth Hotel, then across the beautiful inclosures to Long Stanton, where ditches are rife and as plentiful as blackberries In August. Having run through Bush Close covert, iteynard boldly faced the open again but to die, for, after driving hint ...

... common blahonia, if there is air and light. Privet and fume will do in open graces; young kill'se and bramble nu which blackberries grow; the large hrakon fern will grow; and the crauberri will make pleasant lurid*, places, If blackhernie abound the wood ...