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... with their abundant bertie 3, hips and hams, pink and scarlet, the blackthorn with the- sloe, the common bramble wibh the blackberry j the baiony, privet.^honeysuekle, elder, and woody-nightshade, all make up to the sober observer of nature, by tbeir glowing ...
... always a large puffed bow of muslin on the crown, fastened down by buttercups, carnations. or such fruit as cherries or blackberries. The jet embroidered tulle bonnets remain in favour, and can be worn with almost every dress, both in town and country ...
... Russell : For a drawing in outline of flowers and foliage from nature. Misa Florence Short : For a shaded drawing of the blackberry from tbe cast. Miss Ellen Wreaks : For a group of still life painted in water colours from nature. Henry Archer: For designing ...
... a Minar ?? a I Nellie .. . i Barton a | Trianon a I Torrent } Waterloo a! Zouave a Eessi Polly a Bar One a Hopeless a I Blackberry a I 50 TENANT FARMERS' PLATE o: 50 soys, 10 fortbg second, and 5 for the third, for umiters; fc«ir-ycar-ol_ ?? 71b, live ...
... Stephenson, J.P., at Endcliffe, on Sunday, the LtfcJtt of October. The defendant was seen by Inspector Toulson to be gathering blackberries on the outside of the hedge, but finding that the best were beyond his reach, to obtain thera he broke through the hedge ...
... Reuben or the colt by Lord Clifden — Ornament. The Hunters' Stakes, on the concluding day, should fall to Lord Charles or Blackberry ; the Eglinton Plate, for two-year-olds, five fur- longs, to Maidenhair or Hilarity. The Salford Borough Cup, about one ...
... prisoner came up. —tehadtwo dogs with him. He be- gan swearingat them, and took from theni their bas- kets containing the blackberries they had gathered. Witness had her wrist bound with rag, and he asked ber what was the matter with her. She ?? that a day ...
... work by Briton Riviere, and lent by Mr. Ryland. The subject is one about which there will be as many opinions as there are blackberries in autumn. It may, perhaps, be said by some that the heads and necks of three calves, two of them being entirely white ...
... Mrinr, 5y Enchanter, a Mlton Mwbray. a Timbnctoo, 5y Laura Lovell g, sySt. Domingo, 4y Bro. to Not Out , sy Lol worth, 4y Blackberry, 5y Mrs. Meynell, 4y Forerunner, 6y Glowworm, 6y Beauharnais, a The Booby, a Hurricane, 5y Cccmaasie, 5y Sanceboat, 5y ...
... to their Easter ramble— they alw&ys called it a ramble, as though we had been three girls and a boy going to look for blackberries — l chanced to say I had heard Ripstone in Devonshire spoken of as a picturesque locality. I don't know who told me so ...
... for maiden horses at time of entry ; two miles on the flat, iiadmmton, 4ys Carlton, sys The Squire, sys *>nrgundy, 4ys Blackberry, 4ys Doctor. 4ya wSS**JS* ?? Rebecoo. sys lattle Dot, 4ys Lord Charles, 4ys Dot, 4ys Heart s-ease, Oysolonio, 6ys Moy Queen ...
... Habershon, for a troop of stall his, waintad ia water colours, from nature. Miss Alioe SaiL, toe a shaded drawing ot the blackberry, from the east. Miss Jessie Hay, for a shaded drawrag- at orsameht, freta a ...