... the twenty-four minutes being fast, which squandered the field in all directions. In the afternoon they chopped a fox in Blackberry Plantation, and ran another towards Plumtree. High praise is everywhere bestowed on the letter published by the Duke of ...

... this auspicious occasion. Mr. Burnand sat in the stalls, and novelists, critics, and newspaper men were as plentiful as blackberries in autumn. Their verdict, as chronicled in the daily press, is decidedly favourable. The Times says that Mrs. Langtry ...

... grace, will work reformation in that district at least, for are not foxhunters also gentlemen f Goods runs are plentiful blackberries. The rival University crews, I note, have begun operations in view the boat race. How unnatural all this must seem to them ...

... satisfactorily. Although the Tollerton Plantations were blank, a fox was found in tiie Plumtree Hoe Hill, but was soon lost. The Blackberry Plantations and Cotgrave Gorse were blank, though there were signs of a fox having been in the Bull Piece, but he had gone ...

... Quorn or Beivoir territory this season ; in previous ones our liuest runs were across the meadows in the Smite valley. The blackberry plantations were drawn blank, also Plumtree Hoe-hill. The plough is once more seen in its hitherto upcultivated fields, ...

... all five went towards Hraybrooke from Ozendon. The road a pert of the way mussed through field., and they gathered some blackberries. Christian and Dalby went across some fields for a neer cut, instead of going round by Braybrook. He (witness) ' hanks ...

... walked the road from Oxendon towards Braybrooke road part of distance through fields In through the fields they to gather blackberries Shortly the road leaves tlie they came the gate Loake Christian Dalby for nearer out to the Harborough-road Witness did ...

... about the time the defendant Loke said he was in Mr. Cowley's field. They all went towards Braybrooke. They gathered some blackberries. Christian au d Dalby when near to Braybrooke went across the fields, for a nearer cut. He, Blackman, and Banks went on ...

... Braybrooke. The road for part of the distance passes through some fields. In going through the fields they stopped to gather blackberries. Shortly after the road leaves the fields they came to the gati' where Loake swore he saw him get over. Christian and Dalby ...

... as is always the case when there is a meet at Harrowden. The home plantations were drawn, and Blore Hill, and also the Blackberry Covert, without a find. A steady rain set in about midday. The Third Grade Grammar School.—Pursuant to arrangement, an inquiry ...

... extravagant notions as to tha number of Siberian political prisoners, and show at least that they are not plentiful as blackberries.—From Through Siberia, by Henry Lansdell. With Illustrations and Maps. In two volumes. (Sampson, Low, and Co.) Aranza ...

... they ran slowly to Holme Grange, across the turnpike by Bassingfield, losing near Tollerton. Plumtree, Hoe-hill, and the Blackberry Plantations were blank. Cotgrave Gorse was not drawn, as the keepers had been rabbiting there only the previous day. Then ...