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... Helice and (to be, suld tor £35) Selling H (to be for £20), St Clair, Queen Devsie, Daughter, Miss ing Star, Batsford, and Blackberry, (ench to be soid for £40) Partridge, Juige, Helder, Cc Kings! 2 Bessie, Noble- Valentine, Miss Waunba, Giaucopis, er, Rope ...
... tame ones, if left alone, as 1 found to my cost last summer ; • hen with thirteen young ones were gobbling up my Lawton blackberries at a great rate. The food of the young turkey should be soft, and of a nitrogenous nature- berries and worms of many kinds ...
... very serious matter . Juat imagine , for instance , in that littie kingdom of Fife , where parishes are as plentiful as blackberries , and almost as small , that whenever a father at tho term of Whitsunday • finds IninseU in the exigencies of service compelled ...
... 2 Cilpt . Machell's Blackberry , 4 yrs , 12 st 5 Ib ( inc . 5 lb ex .. ) -.-.----..-..--.. 3 MrJ . M . Itichardson 3 Uettmg—Evens on lilac ]( l ) errj ' : o to 2 each ngaiiiet Tormentor ana Maria . Blackberry made play for a mile ...
... Wm. H. Pritchard, a coloured boy, 17 years old, committed assault upon a young German girl, who had gone out to gather blackberries in Baltimore county, about six miles from the city, and ravished her in a most brutal manner. Both were arrested and committed ...
... Tory In the would not have ventured to recommend it. It would have prohibited children from entering • wood and gatheritig blackberries. The Anti Game Late Circular nays that the Cmmute. hse met nearly every Tuesday and Friday during the past few weeks. On ...
... adventurous tumbrel, axle-deep in mingled water and stiff clay mud. flow the horses used to labour on, the dog-rose and blackberry-bush boughs vexing their eyes and scratching their flanks, and how deep the knees used to go down into the ruts and pools ...
... trees, sad from tree to tree, with the promise of a splendid *sop of grapes, gaits as largo as we grow In hothouses d. The blackberry, too, to be a crop here worth oomildsnat; t greg rr l iar e er r 60 here as g eet thick peoportioe, me bearing flowers ...
... do tame ones, if left alone, as I found to my cest last summer; a hen with thirteen young ones were gobbling my Lawton blackberries at a great rate. The food of tho young turkey should be soft, and of nitrogenous nature—berries and worms many kinds, as ...
... an adventurous tumbrel, mle-dorp in minclid were and stiff clay mud. How the horses red to tab o ur on the dog rose an I blackberry bush boughs mining their ryes and sr their flanks, sal how deep the knee. to go down into the rut. and Nola. I if it were ...
... nice. The bears come out on the barrens, and grow fat and saucy. Clouds of wild pigeons duster the old rampikes thick as blackberries; and the boys and girls hitch their horses into haywaggons half filled with hay, and off they go a-berryin’,’ and pick ...