... 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 ...

... troops still remain in certain eastern portions of France ; and in the department of the Marne they are as plentiful as blackberries. There was a rumour that the evacuation of the Marne and the Upper Marne would begin on the 25th ult. The 2d Bavarian Division ...