... accomplished by the Night Poaching Prevention Act will speedily be undone, and poachers will once again become as plentiful as blackberries in the autumn. The measure is one which may, for the time being, please those agriculturists who are | associated with ...

... and Mr 0. Carew, land and the .4 W,,len,n,nrn iv,. animals each. In tlw odd rani the dieoration stood pens as thick as blackberries. 'rho Duke a 4 Richmond Was With an animal, having a Intl and neck, and very niee quality'. Mr W. Rigden took prise for ...

... PLATIt of 25 for bunters. Four year obis, list; Ave, 12. st Sib; six and aged, 13st. Three miles. Mr W. Kennedy's hr or bl g Blackberry, pedigree unknown, 6 yrs, bought of Mr E. Elphick, of Brighton (F. Brooker) 1 Mr C. A. Chester's b or br g Alert, 6 yrs ...

... he was passed and left behind a runs iderahle distance. Towards+ the e inclusion only live riders were in the course, and Blackberry won the race by one length, Alert, who had run well, coming second, and Naples third. The race was easily Won. The flew ...

... excarsion. Our attention ia arrested at every -QK::(“ by lovely flowers of varied form and hue, ripe w berries too and blackberries. W hat child can resiat them all ? So | our progress is still slow. And now the rain begins to fall, a 0 we make for a ...

... Rutland deposed that on the night in question, at about a gunner lust eight lie niet the defendant carrying sem, stick* near Blackberry' idge, in Liugfield palish. tilte was hurrying to take her husband and daughtir. who were a little in advance of her. Witue ...

... boar hunts, of mad dogs and run-away borses, big Gish, and I dou't know what all ; and then his euthusiasm about the ripe blackberries and wild strawberries, of which we found scores, and how gaily he raced after the batterflies, and darted down upon the ...

... Daniels, agamekeei«r Mr Barclay Field, -aid that o’clock the morning of the day m question, he saw tin- defendant picking blackberries Mr Barclay Field s land, in the parish of Keinsing. trod the coppice down and did great deal of damage. He estimated the ...

... dowers deftly worked together. The pulpit was Mem. fully embellished with pewee grass various kinds of red berries. Lawson blackberries sad ferns. The foot, however, was the chef d'amere of the floral ornamentation, the top being covered with mese ferns and ...

... upon a hod of parsley and bunches of blackberries; whilst the east window had one bunch of grapes upon a as 'riot ground, surrounded by a wreath of wheat, Ac. The oak screen was decorated with hope, blackberries. and hazelberries, and wheat, and the ...

... The defendant could not have seen the wire unless lie turned out of his course to do M.—Defendant said he WAS gathering blackberries at the time, and had not set is ires.—Fined 10- ed costs, or 14 days' imprisonment ; time was allowed ha. payment. ASSAVILTING ...

... scarlet ones. The bird held in its mouth fine buach • • purple The font was ornamented by two w.. -of coloured leaves and blackberries, the top led..- was i bank of rno-s, in which were arranged quantit\ the pure white Kucharis lilies, only relieved by hair ...