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... gelding by Wild Roy. 9. BADINAGE, • bay gelding, by Victor. 10. BAA - BAA, • bay mare. 14.2; has carried a girl to hoc/eft. BLACKBERRY,• black ...
... had gone so near covering the allotted space of 12ft. on the wire. correspondent in the same paper speaks of the value of blackberries as greater than that of gooseberries. In our markets they sell for a penny per pound, and are all exported—it la generally ...
... at first, and seeing the border is sot robbed by big forest trees on the other side of the wall, a very common ease. TES BLACKBERRY IN HANTS.—The crop of this nodal native fruit Is unusually abundant this year. The brilliant summer weather when the brambles ...
... into the wood by Heiden Reservoir, where the to: slipped them gob to ground. Time was whiled awa pleasantly enough along Blackberry Hells and the Castle Woods, tillhounds aired the line of a fox who had lingered In view of eluding further responsibilities ...
... line, scent being weak and several foxes on foot ; but hounds stook to it with wonderful ability by the Reed House over Blackberry Hills. Merrier music rang along the wooded heights, reynard passing close under the castle walls, which he wished to scale ...
... TOM vacum. bores, by Snowstorm, 5 years old. 16 ; to_ls atone. 2. THE OTTER. bay hone, 9 years old. 15 bends; np le atone BLACKBERRY. obeznut mare. 15 up to 14 stone. The above all merry • lady. and N o. 2is broken to bermes. MESSRS TATTERSALL will SELL ...
... bay bores, by Snowstorm. S years old, 183 : to 'Saone. a THE OTTER, bay bores, 9 years old, 18 hands ; up to 18 stone S. BLACKBERRY, cheannt mare. 15 up to 14 stone. The above all carry a lady, and No 3; . 2 is broken harness. fESSRS TATTERSALL will SELL ...
... see Mr Craven win a good race, and it is to be hoped he accepted some of the offers of 100 to 7 that were as plentiful as blackberries In autumn. The winner—a small filly, with deer-like head and good quarters—was bred by Mr Craven. She is by Mr John Ma ...
... drawn; but with a cutting seat wind, such as has obtained for the last week, the timid rodent prefers the shelter of a homely blackberry bramble, beneath the beechwood tree. Nor will she leave her secluded retreat for fresh fields and pastures new till the ...
... Lucoombe. Driven again to seek refuge in flight, he ran a small ring round to Horner Mill, where he lay up amongst some dense blackberry bushes. When dislodged once more he tried to cross the fields, pointing as if for Bossington ; but the hounds were to him ...
... the same late huntsman to the Wheatland, comes as first wh i p and kennel situation as last yeal. Foxes are plentiful as blackberries ; but the huntsman, Will Rees , who was entered to hare wit h the Esethe—nme grass rides very har d harriers, being the ...
... ENGLAND v. IRELAND (ASSOCIATION). matches are becoming am plentiful aa the proverbial blackberries over here, but whether some of these fixtures are deserving of such high-sounding titles is quite open to debate. Eugbylsm reigns in the north, south, east ...