... the turf, who assisted at the three days' racing on Corholme, and as both tbe fielders and backers were as plentiful as blackberries in autumn, some very brisk wagering on the big event was transacted. As is usually the case, tbe Irish division showed ...

... reasons sufficient why each one should become au abstainer : indeed, the reasons were as Shakespeare said : As plenty as blackberries. He would, therefore, ask them not only to join the moderate section of the society, but to come and help it on the higher ...

... meadow beyond. was a blind hedge, with a good deal green about it. and the horse had gone crashing through thick growth blackberry bushes ami oak saplings. In the held we lost all trace him, for there were couple of mares and foals grazing, and the marks ...