... btfore the I,t of July or after the 10th of September. I have often heard of blackberry fish, but never could understand whether there was a run of clean salmon during the blackberry season, or whether the fish caught at that ses.on were the colour of the ...

... FIELD, THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN'S NEWSPAPER. believe on the leg. The wretched animal then passed me, hanging from his horn a blackberry bramble, some yards in length, which he was trying to shake off, and which he had torn from its roots in its struggles to ...

... Sayers, the pointeman, and a an named Cope saw woman and children walking along the canal bank. The children were gatheri blackberries at the time, and the men heard the woman ing to her children, Later on the thred sat down on the and this was the last ...

... Rolm that have contributed most of the cultivated varieties ; but the common high blackberry, Rubus villains, the sand blackberry, R. coneifolins, and the low blackberry, are the most likely to have done so. I have at present no means of ascertaining ...

... Middleton iTower. The first draw as. Mr Gurney's Car. Found a Ids, e of fo.es: ran one to ground, the other went away for blackberry. an I thronch Winch Gorse, at a r'.od pace, pulling him down near 'Jitney Hall. Trotted on to Marham W - od, where a good ...

... there need not he much difficulty. When Tartar and Old Jock first came out, fox terriers were not as now, as plenty as blackberries. CELT. ...

... The gardens by the roadside, with apple trees bending under delicious fruit, wore charming. There was an abundance of blackberries, but uo time to spare to pick them. The country round Dorking is very Lilly and well wooded, and the scenery is of a high ...

... good runs this pack has hail this season and it may justly be said that in this run timber jumping was at plentiful as blackberries. Of the forty.two who started only six were up at the take, viz., Messrs Geo. Duppa, W. 8. White, Frodk. Wards, Herbert ...

... owing to their being easily worked, and of great durability. Wild fruits consist of the blackberry and dewberry—something like but much larger than our blackberry--which in the summer time form the largest portion of the nestro's food when not in work; ...

... but we have not bees troubled with them at all. The wild fruits, such as grapes, lige, plums, strawberries, and immense blackberries. are 'err abundant. I intend growing cotton and maize chiefly, as these are the staple commodities here. The soil is rather ...

... et. 'whole and POMO, I t •o !het se an; heard of blade the IlousahoLl as U.• sae. 101 l the pun is U now. wen 11l as blackberries wr Issas hers ; Wll Is wss I , i aro. lisaishod loom Ow hislier in days is All L'MEVt:vrt 1611 February 1, • fur the im•ber ...

... make an impression. The description of comical amateurs generally—that dohyldfed class which germinates as plentifully as blackberries is Lichfield—the happy sketch of the lady at her toilet (Oh my !), at the piano, and at her husband, were all rendered ...