... 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 ...

... not he raised at all. It may be so, end 1 regret it. But l clearly sea that if dog shows ars to become as plentiful as blackberries, they will dwindle away to nothing. and no gentleman will think it worth while to patronise them. should like to see dog ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the 9th lost We met at Daseells with a few of the right sort, when to see the old squire mounted on his favourite mare Blackberry, and to notice his splendid pack, would do anyone's heart good, as they all looked like busioese. The lint fox we found ...

... York) ( Maid of Lincoln Mr Walker's r w d Golf, by Fitton(lMr Barbour's f bd b Nelly Brown, —Berne Lee 1 by Cruigeneillen —Blackberry Mr Mackenzie', bk w b Arlblair Mr Lang's bk w b Lain Maid, by (late Dear Me), by Daring ltaveuniale—Go —Creeping Kate Countess ...

... 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 ...

... readers would not hesitate to believe it ; and they must, indeed, think at home that bears are as plentiful in Sweden as blackberries, instead of which the hear is so rare, even in the moat oecluited forests, that 1 do not believe one Swede in a thousand ...