... HUNTING NOTES. Hunters were in their glory a few days ago. Foxes are as plentiful as blackberries, comparatively speaking. Several brilliant runs have already taken place in various parts of the country. Twelve miles in forty-five minutes—across country ...

... getitlenien, passing a buil) when the fruit was unripe, one said it Wal to call them blackberries when they were red. Ifron't you know, said his frieze], that blackberries are always red when they are green. Out of 1,000 specimens of London milk just ...

... IPermor Arms, Raiford, at from aat wee made. Baru did not tars op plentiful to mom with. hut later they were ma thick as blackberries, and. the right sore, nose of the dome were run to a standstill. hr the well, the slippier wasp mural wee were most sa ...

... beads, but on the beads a pattern in wool work is done by interlacing the work in and through the beads. One pair I saw had blackberries and leaves in beads, made separately, and afterwards attached to the other coarse kind of bead work. The particular work ...

... afterwards, and found several foxes. Tuesday, 7th.—Had a good hunting run from Hardwick Wood, and then • capital gallop from Blackberry. 25 minutes as bard as they could go, and killed him. Monday, Frost. Only got one day during the week, viz, on Wednesday ...

... meat, not to mention some hundred yards, alighted in what from the distance appeared making jam of wild raspberries and blackberries', usually to be picked to be a fallow field. Galloping up to where they had stood, I found in great abundance. Into the ...

... made his pain for Willow Bed, bat not dwelling a moment, Forward was the ery. Fences of all description hang thick se blackberries is nothing bat a good erne lies with the hounds, who raced him to near Stoke, where be was headed by • yokel. T hen crowing ...

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... minute (I mean no pun), and the gallant captain was going along as cheerily as if horses of his calibre were as plentiful as blackberries, or, like the Indian nabob, he could order round more 17st. bunters to the door at pleasure. The hounds after this went ...

... Catling, where, en some splendid ground, the r re- 15 trials were quickly run off, hares all over the estat plentiful as blackberries in September. In the s with a| round of the Puppy Stakes Favonius, slightly favo ced little | the run-up, led, and cleverly ...