... forest each side, where tie gipsies and children are at this time of the year always busy gathering acorns and picking blackberries, and tie country quarters of Mr. James Blumsom, the Napier Ant* invite the traveller to rest. [To he continued to-morrow ...

... *2O 1, ” thousands forty,” when the list was read over on Thursday night at the i Clilton Arms Hotel, were plentiful ns blackberries at the ) end of August. Salami.s was never thought to be in better health in her life, and to wonderfully improved since ...

... IMar.njf.aa—(Jovemoss, beat Mr. Q. F. Fri ...

... Newmarket. Concerning those, rumour, it must confessed, was hardly busy, and “tips” were scarcely plentiful tho proverbial blackberry, nor w*ero they forced upon visitor’s notice to tho. same troublesome extent experienced by racegoers tho season grows older ...

... further concessions upon the Cambridge and ...

... ride, and the next instant was hidden from sight. Dozens of rabbits Jumped up now and again from tangled masses of fern and blackberry, and with whisk of their white scuts went tearing with express engine speed across the open, and presently a gorgeous old ...

... see li uto i the lad, wherever was a hidin’, that come out ar’d set dog him. Then out ••m just umlcr vary was hid under 1 blackberries. . lad, what dost v.anti’ ■fig ho. don't you find it, ilten, and homer They * • {• ut jorge this ti mo, ar should think ...

... companions, ■ioiug and gathering sou among the great trees, who \. mayhap, found more gloriously blue bank of harc■ vllfc, blackberry branch fuller than ever of the ripe, -cious fruit, or some nuts actually dropping from their yet little too high for the ...

... -f, nee was built, many a rabbit, disturbed at his breakt amongst the tender blades of grass growing at the roots ct tfco blackberry branches, bustled up. Scuttering quick lightning, and with pricked ears held aloft, np the bank, c.ving startled backward ...

... with most splendid weather throughout the three clays, and the sport has been fully to the average. Hares were prolific blackberries, but laid very wide apart, which necessitated deal of walking to get through each day. The ground I have seen lay better ...

... Six Southdown Hunt Steeper Chasks,—Held Rinymcr. n. Lewes, Monday, A mil 17.—Results:—South-Coast . Plate: Mr. W. Kennedy Blackberry (T. Brooker), tirst: Ai. aecond; Naples, third. St'ven ran. Betting. to I Blaekb. :t Won length and Kill. Southdown Hunt ...

... orders, this season everything van into the opposite extreme. From famous river-side where '• barbel pitches*' are plentiful blackberries autumn, and “bream holes” and “ chub houghs’’arc dotted here and there irregular rotation, came dispiriting news. *' Water ...