... for the first dog. £lO for the second dog, and for the third dog. TUN. Mr. Enrattlat's b. d. Whip beat Mr. Hynes's b. b. Blackberry. )Jr. W. flemsworth's b. b. Ellie beat Mr. William Bird's r or f. d. Jr. O'Brient's r. b. Beu boat Mr. Stoney's b. and w ...

... Lightfoot) aim Mr. Henmeroeth brd. b. :wipe (Brewer Kr. li--ragbra b. d. Whip (Jud e. mans him --We lltione)sgst Mr. J. Hysm's Blackberry (Disk Lacy). Mr. W. Hemasrorlles b. b. Ellie (King Tom—Mm. Telverion) agoot Mr. W m. Bird's r.a f. d. (•.badentestloue—Succem) ...

... purpose. The purified or ascetic acid does not do so. 7. I have lately ta >en up farm the fields of which are network of blackberries and brambles. How can 1 get rid of them ? Last year they wet® cut down, but this year they were more floumhing than ever ...

... is inelneed by certain readouts who have lived in Peru. People who froma country where seek things are as commons. blackberries ought, of coarse, to know what a veritable tram- is and they aver that there was no 'mistake at aIL As to the wide-egwead ...

... them. Picturesque waterlalla, crags, and rocks, are numerous. Among some of th« mountains cascades are ** plentiful a* blackberries. ~ , , In my opinion, the south of Irelsnd particularly abounds beautiful scenes. For instance, the Black water said be ...

... really the so-called honour of knighthood is hardly worth the expense and the fuss taking it up. Knights are plentiful as blackberries, and they have been made knights for such droll reasons in many instances that the honou*- has become very doubtful one ...