... efficient School Board and ational School Teachers fall very far short of the demand, while governesses are as plentiful as blackberries —and almost as little appreciated. ...

... H_Tmi_EßA(_ e .-Bportsm_m-Namei»ke i acw *y* Uxendon Steeple Chase.— Bportsm_n— Owen Swift. Huwr_n»|RACE.— Sportsman— Blackberry. Open Steeple CHA-8.-Sports__an-Ju_ge or Rate. f .her. ?? For thm remainder of thm Sportmg sme thm ...

... Coinbrook. Waltham Hurdle race.— Sportsman — Promise - Sportins- Gazette— Promise. BHLLEBDON Co plow Stakes.— Sportsman — Blackberry - Sporting Gazette— ThinskLn. CHELTENHAM. Prince of Wales' Stakes.— Sportsman— Jorrocks ; Bell's Life— Ratcatcher or Little ...

... Snodin's Thinskin, aged G. S. Halford 3 12 Lord Wilton's Minster (late HoughmagandyJ.aged.Mrßevill 0 12 0 Captain Stirling’s Blackberry, yrs .., .Colonel J. Johnson 0 Mr O. Spafford’s King William, aged Mr J. Spafford 0 0 Mr C. Samuda’s Billy Button, yrs Mr ...

... dinner, supper for ten harvest hands, did a two weeks' the milking, made a calico dress, practised her mnsic laws, went blackberrying, gathered a gallon, walked to town in the evening to attend a concert, and walked home before bedtime. ...

... insect-fertilised plants for the most part possess conspicuous and attractive flowers. It resembles a cluster of unripe blackberries, but ia really composed (as the lens discloses) of number of stamens arranged in raceme on pedicels, each pair containing ...

... aged Capt Shuttleworth's (7th Hus) Matador, 6 yra Lord C I Ker's c by Bel I 'emonio — Fairy, 5 yre Capt G Stiriing's ?? Blackberry, 6 yre Capt Murray's (3rd. D.G.) Whist, aged Capt J G Dunbar's (Ist L.G.) Tactician, 6 yre Mr Entwistle's (sth D.G.) The ...

... Cornbrook. Waltham Hubdle race.— Sportsman — Promise ; Sporting Gazette— Promise. Billfsdon Coplow Stakes. — Sportsman — Blackberry ; Sporting Gazette— Thinskin. CHELTENHAM. Prince of Wales' Stakes.— Sportsman— Jorrocks ; Bell's Life — Ratcatcher or little ...

... Towering upwards severs! brambles an very conspicuous, some emerging into blossom, others with the fruit lest swelling into blackberries, which the school boy 1 loves so well: these Sufrus /rvticonu and MacropkyUnt. short distance bom fine twin oak , ...

... Thinskin, a Lady Cardigan's Sir Launcelot Mr O Spafford's King William aged &ged Mr B £ Catlin's Sam Lawson, Captain Stirling's Blackberry, aged 6 .vrs Mr Caunt's Grooby, 5 yrs Mr G Stokes's Gertrude. 5 yrs Mr A Coventry's Grandee, a Mr J £ Welby's Creasula, ...

... filberts, 9d. to Is. per lb.; walnuts, Is to 2s per hundred; oranges are scarce and dear; lemons, Bfl. to 12a per hundred; blackberries, Ed. to Bd. per quart. LONDON COAL, We ...

... of that village. He complained that for a long time past depredations had been committed in the garden in tbe shape of blackberry bushes being pulled up by the roots, and several patches of garden produce wantonly destroyed. — On the suggestion of the ...