... penchant and try iflieir luck, as were to be found on the course on Tuesdayand'Wednesday. Roulette tables were as plentiful blackberries ; and the Jifications of this game chance- were more numerous than ever we remember to have wen them. The betting men at ...

... First-class certificates of merit were awarded to E J Lowe, Esq, for the following :— Seedling Pansies, Black- bird D S, Blackberry, D S, Snowry Owl W S, Honor, Mysa, Hydra, Fancies, Euro pa WG, I sis W L, Blue Beard, Self, Fair Imogen, Pink Self, Purple ...

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... flf, and ' try their luck, as were to be found on the course on Tuesday and Wednesday. Roulette tabies were plentiful as blackberries ; and the various modifications of this game of chance were more numerous than ever we to have seen them. The betfci'n~ ...

... years money has been made with unexampled facilities both at home and in the colonies. Millionaires are now as plentiful as blackberries; it is scarcely possible to raise row after row -of palaces in the fashionable districts of London fast enough . to meet ...

... few years money has been mad* with unexampled facilities both at and in the oolaeles. Milieu/rot are now as plenti. as blackberries; iris mutely possible to raise row after row of palate in the fsshionabie districts of London expeditiously enough to meet ...

... few years money been made with unexampled facilities both at and In the colonies. Millionaires are now as plenti. ftl IS blackberries; it Is tamely possible to Mine row after row of palms. in the feshionable districts of London expeditiously enough to meet ...

... and h- it, they will you.’ With that he jumped up, and went towards the hedge, six or seven yards off, kicked away some blackberry brambles, and unburied with his hands, like a rabbit, quick lightning. It was big*ieJ loose, gold, notes, and silver. At ...

... laws. When too much pro- tected, the game ravage the fields, but afforded no right manly sport. Hares are then as thick as blackberries ; and there can be no sport where to shoot is to kill. On educations he would never con- sent to the exclusion of the Bible ...

... filth which they collect around them. In all the back streets, the bye lanes, and gullies, which arc more plentiful than blackberries in Merthyr, hovels are still to be found swarming with these persona, and we dare say not a few of our better to do townspeople ...

... is taken out of the bag at that moment, four o'clock. Then ifs, the buts, whys, and the wherefores are as plentiful as blackberries in autumn. ' bad only dived a little deeper, • little more to the right or a little more to the left, I should have taken ...

... could not see where there was any in standing with gun in a wood* of firtr.es where the hares were to seen as thick as blackberries. For his part liked his gun and a fine day on the moors where exercise and skill were requisite to fill the bag. thought ...