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... s to adopt the successful tactics pui sued Ly Surrey's old rival, Nottingham, whe.e young cricketers are plentiful as blackberries, have been disregarded, and Surrey finds her status as a cricket county gradually waning ; her old champions are retiring ...
... mostly by 4's, to 80, when Wootton relieved Alfred Shaw. The brilliant hitting was well sustained, and 4'a vere plentiful as blackberries, until Mr. Walker elevsted i ball at cover-point, which was taken by Mr. Tenant, fielding as a substitute. Mr. I. D. Walker's ...
... Mortality (39), by Mr. E. Crowe; A Question of Pro- priety (43), by Mr. E. Long ; Autumn Gold (52), by Mr. V.Cole; Blackberry Gatherers (66), by Mr. G. Sant ; School Dismissing (87), by Sir G. Harvey; The Belgian Fisherman's FamUy : a Stormy ...
... graphically descriptive of English landscapes. Conspicuous in this number are Essex Marshes (4), by Mr. W. Luker : ' ' Blackberry Gatherers (66), On an English River (82), by Mr. F. W. Hulme ; The Avenue at Denbies (122), by Mr. R. Redgrave ; ...
... matter who trundled, the same indiscriminate punishment was administered to both, 3's and 4's being as plentiful as blackberries. No separation was effected until the total was up to 275. when Hayward, who had gone on at 250, bowled the younger brother's ...
... the • ground was fenced round. There was one time that the r foundation, or a part, gave way, and a few boys went out 7 blackberrying ; but it was immediately stopped up. The clothes of Elizabeth Bellue had disappeared, but witness could not account for ...
... Mulberries, and a Snail's Shell, oval, 7in. by 9Jin. — 165gs. Pineapple and Plums, Hin. by Bin. — l6Bgs. Quinces, Plums, and Blackberries, 9in. by 11 Jin. — 385gs. Two Birds' Nests with Eggs, and a Group of Primroses and Violets in a Mug, 3jin. by 13 Jin. — ...
... a clever fencer, and very temperate. 67. BROAVN DUCHESS, by Irish Birdcatcher; a fine fencer and good timber jumper. 68. BLACKBERRY, by ArtUlery ; a clever and good fencer. All these horses are up to 13 stone. 69. TRIMMER, a Grey Gelding, by Oceanus ; ...
... liaiuea8 > and have been con- ■ ) stantly driven together. THE NINE-STALL STABLE. 32. A GREY GELDING ; quiet in harness 33. BLACKBERRY, a Bay Gelding, by Artillery ; a good fencer, o TTT^?T fcno^wlth the Surrey Staghounds, up to 13 stone 34. HILDA, a Brown ...
... BAY MARE (bred by owner) : a hack and carries a lady. 22. A BAY Ditto ■ has been ridden hack and driven in harness. 2i. BLACKBERRY, a Brown Gelding, by Artillery; a good fencer, well known to the Surrey Staghounds, and up U» 13 stone. The following Horses ...
... through pleasant lane 3, where the hedges are covered with fragrant blos- soms of honeysuckle and rich ripening clusters of blackberries, past shady dells knee-deep in ferns, and over long stretches of chalk hills on which the rays of the Bun fall with fierce ...
... shall blooming look, and the rejected blue ; some shall regain their rubious anemonies, others, their hue original, like blackberries. Such doggerel is utterly disqualified for the faintest breath of laudatory criticism, and a per- usal of it inconsistent ...