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... and try our fortune on Esthwaite Water. When we cross the Border or the Irish Channel, lakes suddenly become plenty as blackberries, and on many of these in either country the tourist angler is still allowed to fish. Scarcely ten years ago few lochs were ...
... on Mona;, Ang. ♦, the following HORSES. the PrOPerts , of the officers ..f the Coldstream Hoards STRAWBERRY. a man ma-e. BLACKBERRY. a man gelding. REAL JAM. a hay raiding. Quiet in alogl• awl double hamar. and mularb driven fa tae team of the office» ...
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... The gardens by the roadside, with apple trees bending under delicious fruit, wore charming. There was an abundance of blackberries, but uo time to spare to pick them. The country round Dorking is very Lilly and well wooded, and the scenery is of a high ...
... Coal Pit Heath on Wednesday, the 15th. They found • cub in the cover close to Mr. Alfred Hewitt's house, and ran towards Blackberry Brake, round Berridge House by the New Engine, and Rant Hill Wood to the Square Covert, where they must have changed on ...
... addition the hemp and rape • give them millet. Pea., rYe. wheat. barley. boort/heat. and in the Proper ci t e bllberriem, and blackberries. that the bread you glee h not allowed to get sour betore they eat It. CR DALZ.—The beautiful objects on the oak lent ern ...
... FIELD, THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN'S NEWSPAPER. believe on the leg. The wretched animal then passed me, hanging from his horn a blackberry bramble, some yards in length, which he was trying to shake off, and which he had torn from its roots in its struggles to ...