... drawing halt ruend Baynham s Hill we made for Butting Hosp. At one side of the covert, near the hedge, was a thick brake of blackberry bushes. The thicket move* and quivers under the resealhes of the pack, wild with eagerness to push up their game. First ...

... Middleton iTower. The first draw as. Mr Gurney's Car. Found a Ids, e of fo.es: ran one to ground, the other went away for blackberry. an I thronch Winch Gorse, at a r'.od pace, pulling him down near 'Jitney Hall. Trotted on to Marham W - od, where a good ...

... good runs this pack has hail this season and it may justly be said that in this run timber jumping was at plentiful as blackberries. Of the forty.two who started only six were up at the take, viz., Messrs Geo. Duppa, W. 8. White, Frodk. Wards, Herbert ...

... their mindi, when they retired for breakfast. and much they med.,' It. filhorthOrns arc now in Ireland as plentiful as blackberries, thanks to the numerous br,eders who have so spiritedly gone in for that fashionable and splendid breed of cattle, and ...

... Major Brown's Snap Dragon, 5 yes lOst Fr G. Brach-es Twestry aged. llst 2lb (Inc. 71h extra) Mr Barnes L'apt. O. Stirling's Blackberry. aged, lOst Mr J. Oreenwood's Edward. aged, lest Mr R. Shepherd Mr J. Percival's 114 ...

... quality and fine bone, bred by the exhibitor. She was third two years ago, Mr M'Combie, of Easter Steno, was third with Blackberry, of his own breeding, which carried everything before her as • heifer last year, and has done well since then. The next ...

... the rods may have the fish have not rum large. The pereh hove taken a live minnow pretty a chance with what are called the blackberry fish. After reading your well, but, newel tering the nice ripple we have had on the water almost remarks on the Government ...

... of heavy ground and favourites nowhere, with some light-weighted outsider winning in a canter. Tips were as plentiful as blackberries, and horses that we had never thought of cropped up at the last moment, and why should not so-and-so win was heard wherever ...

... btfore the I,t of July or after the 10th of September. I have often heard of blackberry fish, but never could understand whether there was a run of clean salmon during the blackberry season, or whether the fish caught at that ses.on were the colour of the ...

... equal to two of ordinary travelling, and the heavy going, added to the greasiness of the hanks, made falls as thick as blackberries in October, nearly the last fence having almost half a dozen hunting forms extended on its bank at the same time. A lady ...

... faces when travelling for the first time on an African road, m^eting Arabs and negroes, where camels are as plentiful as blackberries should be at home just nowt }Lire and there we passed heaps of hones, the sole remains of animals who have sueclimbed on ...