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... even the instinct of killing may be supposed to have developed itself, it is not uncommon to find that hurtleberrise and blackberries form ingredients in the dietary of such young foxes.. As to throwing subQidiary supplies on a fox earth (especially anything ...
... 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 ...
... ase - Little Maid Mr 11. M. Laug's bit b Lark, by Mr Dykes's f w b Dressmaker, by Buckshorn—Butterfly 1 Cralgengillan —Blackberry Mr J. Dunlop's bk d Dismal Dobbs, Mr J. L. swing's be d Eixtuktte, by Ptarmigan—Diana Vernon 1 by Leonard Lindsay—Estelle ...
... kings in Inland, both then and and if we choose to believe snore hear, we shall end the descendants of Is as Plantilul as blackberries as the present day. Again, there sever Wawa Bourke in Wool powerfa i lipb to banish a whole fratendly of and take pommies ...
... David-Lady Clara by Pietas-Beagle Lee Mr W. Walker's be b Blue Bell, by Mr Bateman'. w bk b Silkworm, by Cralsemellan-Blackberry B. Granadkr-Crinoline (2, dr.) Mr Dnialopa be b Duchess, by Kr Gibson'. w d thorooran, by Ptarmigan-Diana Vernon Beacon ...
... a great deal of betting took place on the Northumberland Plate, and towards the close the racing rumours as numerous as blackberries were spread as to the winner—no less than half a dozen animals being named as the victor; nothing reliable, however, turned ...
... and fester. The fences don't look very large, but, unaccountably, men come down at them, and falls are as plentiful as blackberries in autumn. Riding to the hounds—except for a very few of the best mounted—is out of the question. Every one takes the firmest ...
... of the sth Geo. IV., o. 85. THE SECOND SALE AT MIDDLE PARE. Cearaintr young blood stock this season is as plentiful as blackberries, and the breeders of it will very likely echo quite as cheap. We seem to have been constantly beside Mr Edmund Tattersall's ...
... Lucid beat Blitekeoat Dundee beat Dear-me Linn Maid beat Lord North (I] Ills Walker's be b Blue Bell. by I Cralgensillan Blackberry Mr 3. Dunlop's rd p Robin Redbreast, by Cardinal York—Maid. of Lincoln Earl of Eglinton'af w b fleatherben by Baron °sm ...
... possible to purchase kind of covering the roofs are consist of, are mentioned, although the seed of the common bramble (blackberry), and will It grow if they are very important features In the construction of the stables and broadcast in a wood in which ...
... through the islands In every direction, that the most eloquent and often the most beautiful testimony is to be found. The blackberries, which plentifully clothe the granite rocks of these islands; the ferns, which drape with such thick luxuriance every sheltered ...
... —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 ...