... side of the water, Ford, of the Dublin A.A.C., will be a wonder at long distances. Bests on record have been plentiful as blackberries in September and in taking leave of the old year, I am sure my readers will agree with me in placing F. T. Elborough at ...

... which they can display their peculiar genius to the public. Comedies and farces are plentiful, to use the old saying, as blackberries, but the difficulty is in finding a fit. For instance, given Mr. Toole, a gentleman ready and willing in his untiring zeal ...

... the rod, and to riding after a shooting party to carrying a gun, regaling itself at intervals during the September day on blackberries, hedge nuts, and short pipes. The boat is moored in deepish water facing an island, and tho work commences. Live baiting ...

... Duiirg one of his excursions on the hills of Tjrrie, near the c ...

... were good . Mr Salter taking the sup with a good blank. Dragons numbered over 10.) entries, good birds being as common as blackberries, except in the class for red, yellow, and other coloured cocks, which Lad only three entries, and these not of remarkable ...

... farmer dashel across a frozen creek, and the tramps, following, broke through but got out and chased the fugitive through a blackberry patch, across a forty-acre stubble-field, over another hill, down a ravine, across a stump-field, and finally they overhauled ...

... CENTENARIANS. Mr. Thoms should go to the United States. He Will find centenarians there ‘‘plentiful blackberries.” Ths Anglo-American rime* reports that Mrs. Heater Artie, of Kent County, Delaware, died December 26th, aged 116 years, 7 months and day ...

... to rider, good timber jumper, and quiet In harneu. t.COLONEL, grey gelding ; quiet to ride, and good fencer and fast. a BLACKBERRY, black gelding; quiet to ride, and good !ON, ehunut gelding, by Crater; quiet to ride. r and fast. mare, by the Rover; =tide ...

... arum, ranunculus, jonquil, cowslip, daisy, arrowhead, hyacinth, daffodil, lily of the valley, convolvulus, iris, foxglove, blackberry, honeysuckle, Ac. We may mention that this day's HhutnUed Sporting and Dramatic News has another specimen of Mr. Strutt’s ...

... away into the forest and brought home firewood ; and during summer and autumn they gathered sold in the town, and did odd blackberries, and cranberries, which for the farmers, and so helped their father to provide food for themselves and their sisters. Winter ...

... the boys went away: into the forest and brought home firewood; and during summer and Autumn they gathered whimberries, blackberries, and cranberries, which they sold in the town, and did odd jobs for the farmers, and so helped their father to provide ...

... conversant with the sport that even “ half-second” 120 Yarns Rack, over 10 hurdles.—F Bush 1, J. men ate not quite as thick as blackberries. We son 2, J. E. Mercer 3, Hardy 0. The last-name will not, however, bore our readers with any further down at the third ...