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... highly commended, and, in recognition of the general merit of the clans, commendations were bestow on Mr H. Abel Smith's Blackberry, Mr W. F. A. Hatherell's Kitty Tyrell. Mr T. E. H a wki ns '. Th e Fawn, and Mr J. Grout's Charles 111. In the chum for ...
... to the accuracy of the times given. lien who could run a hundred yards in ten seconds were apparently as plentiful as blackberries in September; and upon one occasion the time of a 200 yards consolation race is gravely returned as 21* seconds. Of course ...
... 3. T OPTHOBN, by Lord Holland, bay hors), 4 years, 16.2, up to 17 stone. 4. CORONET, boy horse, 16.1. about 14 bands, 6. BLACKBERRY. dark brown cob, {quiet in single and 6. BILLBEBRY, dart brown cob, double harness, and to ride. Nos. and 6 will be sold ...
... same good spartaman also owned Harlequin Gorse, from which Mr Musters had his great run about 1872) Marshall's Hill, and Blackberry Hill (the latter the property of Lord Manvers), and Mr Howett has planted a new gorse on his stud-farm in this neighbourhood ...
... Norman a Silk, 8 yrs, 10st 71b Betting: Even on Pathfinder, 4to 1 agst Lady Currall, to 1 mist Hting. field, Bto 1 agst Blackberry. Blackberry and Lady Carrell led for about • mile. when they were passed by if untingseld, who came away, and won a good race ...
... yellow, the wild maples ere red as the Virginian creeper, the haws shine out crimson in the still thick hedges and the blackberries in some spots show dark and varnished the sidings of the road are in places leaf-strewn from the recent rain and wind storms; ...
... of rare beauty, caught la Lee on Tuesday test: it was 44in. long, 27in, girth (at deep ant), Btlb. weight. Old fish, and blackberry, or fish rea to spawn, are taken in the Lee of greater sir. acid weight Lot not tithe same sort. This plop besot, was like ...
... cantiaca, S. minuta, and, possibly, S. macroura), or, as they are locally termed, 'peelings. Rabbits are as plentiful an blackberries in a country lane—so much so, indeed, that more than sufficient are killed annually to pay the rent of the farm. One i ...
... Sam—an Atlas, on whose capacious shoulders as common as blackberries, and result in tinting the tumbler to much of reposed for Jimmy years the hunting burden of either Meath. Mr R. a blackberry hue. Rennet', jun. his son, was the acting M.F.H. of this ...
... Now the Queen's hounds. and Mr Garth's too, for that matter, might hunt in the forest all the year round. Riding over blackberries doss not make any perceptible difference in the crop : and so far from fir trees being hurt by a sportsman riding through ...
... abo u t a couple of dozen of them, at various times, from whence I conclude that they are not exactly as plentiful as blackberries. The blaoktbroated diver is also rare ; but the red ditto, or loon, can be shot well nigh anywhere. I killed three in ...
... any farm in six years. Of straw- Loa Andes in one ride. I had my doubts of our ability to acoomberries, raspberrtes, and blackberries we can rodace any quantity. pill& such a task, feeling sure that either man or beset would give Road', of course, are neither ...