... to them, it might be imagined eat the whole country was eaten up by game, and that bares and rabbits were as common as blackberries through the length and breadth of Selland. The fact is, that highly preserved estates are the exception, and in most parts ...

... therefore, that with the exception of some dozen names, as buttercups and daisies, cowelipi and primroses, bluebells and blackberries, it is absolutely essential to use Latin names, otherwise the botanist, as well as the non-botanist, will fail to understand ...

... is, to say the least, unsatisfactory. To the badger's bill of fare we might add, under the head of fruit, particularly blackberries ; and under the head of insects, more especially dung beetles and grasshoppers. The hedgehog, too, is a favourite ...

... on this month. This may be fairly said to be the angler's second campaign. The takes of flue harvest fish (called here blackberry fish) must be greater proportional) y than last season. White trout fishing in such districts as Bantry, Glongirriffe, ...

... very good sport. Trout fishing still continues first-rats; in fact, the season is closing with excellent sport. The lamp blackberry fish (30-pounders) have been seen going over the pipe water weir, but I did not bear of any beinget taken by the rod. When ...

... Small twigs of larch, with the burrs and cones on them, are good ; but the best of all are the long sprays of brambles or blackberries, either stuck in lightly or laid on the ground. The tine net catches this up, and is soon rolled up. Something that attaches ...

... w b Blackberry,l IMr Matthew's Mg Fancy, by by Samuel-Lady Bove 5 Herald-Milliner Mr Johnson's be w d Blue Ain, by Herald-Milliner (a bye). ti. Retailer beat Lost Ladyßritish Coin beat 111.ased I Sir Daniel beat Hampton Blue Skin beat Blackberry (1). ...

... Roieedale, in lengthy, sh..rt.lerged elehryeareild cow, the tint-prize wieuer at Elgin lust year, at Stign. Mr Hunew D.pple, got Blackberry, fire years oh!, somewhat doubtful, ch. ap at The same figure procured for Sir Ge 'roe Macphersou Urania outlying farm of ...

... their work right well. Mares Naddington's bitch raced clean by, winning _handmoinsly; before being were as plentiful as blackberries, and a better day's sport weld mit he taken= thepair had &pumper. Alice Elutcllffeliad much the but of the idip wished ...

... although cold. The attendance, however, exhibited a marked falling off Trials and results of reported trials were as rife as blackberries; but no demonstration was made manifest during the afternoon. The actual business commenced with the Beaudesert Welter ...

... great contrast to a few yeses sine% when only sixteen sat down to dinner at the Bed Lion, and beds were as plentiful as blackberries. Mr H. P. Stookan took the metes at the Bed Lion, and , as above stated, the Oaks soared the wary of sixty. whilst forty-eight ...

... distant, I worked down along the southern face, much of which had formerly been cultivated land, now a mass of wild raspberry, blackberry, thickets, &a. I saw two or three roedeer, but, the ground being very dry and noisy, got no shot. There were many fine springs ...