... LOCAL OH ...

... eventually draining in S:,uire Young s pond bank. Then a try was made in the spinney, and a fast run after a trio of foxes, from Blackberry to Kilburn’s Mill dam, Rod well. After a touch at Vivian’s cover a fast run to Sy well ensued. From here they went to Hardwick ...

... fox was afterwards turned out at Orlingbury Spinneys, and good run for Hardwick followed. He doubled ' sharp, and leaving Blackberry came on to Great Harrowden, passed Blow Hill and Harrowden Big Cover, doubled back to Blow Hill, and made for Wellingborough ...

... unmolested in the neighbouring undergrowth. The hounds divided the cross roads, but were soon afterwards together again, and Blackberry and Vivian’s Cover were subsequently visited. At Ashby Furze, the next stopping place, good fox was scented, and he broke ...

... The hounds were first put in Vivian’s cover, which was drawn blank, and the same lack of success attended the visit to Blackberry, owing doubt to the visit of the harriers there last week. The pack was then taken across to Blow Hill at where Reynard ...

... and every member of the Royal Family until her life’s end.” Burying a Child Alive.— On Saturday afternoon two men were blackberrying on the Wren s Nest Hill, which lies between Dudley and Coaeley, and is a wellknown habitat of Silurian fossils, when they ...

... the Hon. and first put into Vivian coven, and from there move was K-v W 11 Verney, Ac. Lord Warwick's coppices at made to Blackberry, where a fox was promptly found. Ho Hlgildown were drawn blank ; after which Whitnash was no sooner routed than once made ...

... induced to organise great many more of them. If tin re is money made out of them they will ultimately as plentiful as blackberries. The Commission appointed to inquire into the possibility of advantageously giving (iovernmeot grants to agricultural and ...

... l * d, ,ku, the latter aivattSl the arrival (of few m,m ~ nil there are ina-lc sick on the spot. bring iU fruit, the blackberry, to perfeetiO ' 1,. Mr. Grippiv pr,.po,ed that proc-eetl.iist. be taken Da^h r wi: |, it , white blog (1 Mr. Smith; which ...

... remarkably clear and manner, and it appeared that on the morning the day in question, she, with two younger girls was gathering blackberries, and met the defendant, who caught hold of her and threw her down and dragged her along the grass the side of the road ...

... hands were stained .tbe.WoM. and renting not more than 150 acres, This match was played the Banbury Ground, «nd I with blackberries, and there can little doubt that ), covv (premiums the gift of Mr. Free- resulteal in a victory for the Banbury ami Giimsnury ...

... Tail-Coat,” with a(l Class —A. E. Smith, Scripture History, Geothe following cast ;—Toby Tweedleton, Mr. G. Hutchings; Blackberry Thistletop, Mr. S. Hutchings; •'fd Class, honours—M. M. Balfour, Scripture History, Mr. Himaby Bracebutton, Mr. J. X. Sole; ...