... carried on all alon e the river (as graphically described a contributor some months back), yellow trout were as p entiful as blackberries. Twenty. five years ago it was not an uncommon thing to get from twenty- ive to thirty brace of trout out of one pool, ...

... run for, and that for an entrance fee of two sovereigns it was impossible to find plates of that value as plentiful as blackberries in autumn. In those days we had no gate-money meetings adding from 1000 to 2000 sovereigns per diem, no reserved enclosures ...

... about three miles. Huntsman, aged I Sweep, aged Meteor, aged Grey Friar, aged Snowdrop, aged .0 soca, for hunters; two I Blackberry, aged (100) Bachelor, aged (60) Nellie, aged (60) Torrent, aged (60) 8e.., aged Oollataum, s (100 eon) 414 OW/ (eo) (60) ...

... allowances; about two miles and • half. MX Wilson's b Lady Corral. by Double X, mud. list Z P Wilson 1 Oeptain Stirling's Blackberry, aged, list (ear list 41b) . son) .. Mr Shaw Mr Bykes's Activ ity, aged, J I Stokes 0 Mr J Coupland's /nave ...

... drive of six miles along semi-rural roads, through scenery such as only South Wales can bout The hedges were radiant with blackberries, and the sportive coneys darted from our approach with pretty timidity. At last we arrived at the grand old country mansion ...

... le bands; raw Ise • 114 7. 3. TOPTBOhN, bay horse by Lord 4 )11, 16-2: up to list 4. CORONET, bay horse, 132. About 14 5. BLACKBERRY, dark brown cob. 1 J ) quiet in 6. BiL.LBEILRY, dart brown cob, double harness. and to ride. Noe. 6 and 6 wUI be cod together ...

... tackle and flies fully thrice as stout as mine, but then he had fished where the trout were, as he said, as plentiful as blackberries in autumn, and the visits of anglers few and far between, so I did not consider I haddone so badlyin comparison—for the ...