... for the blackberries. clever letter to contemporary, in which he most ingeniously puts in plea both for blackberries and small blackberry gatherers. Thousands of black berries, “J. throughout the country arc perishing, thousands of children in the country ...

... , contained in his right trouser po.ket without cut or tear. Ladles'begs, field glaasee, and (purses)can gstbered like blackberries, but the chjwacterastic take of the rmecourse in the tying a Jay.' it i« nailed mo.-i ingenious and -mg method clearing ...

... Punch, by Kilrush— Last Hose of Summer MrLonabottom ns b Golden For, by Helen, heat 11. F. Muir s bk w Xtraicoerry, by Balfe—Blackberry _ J. w d S-'a Kino, HonniLai—Manuella, beat Mr J. W. HelliweU * d Corsair Lord Cardigan Jesfeie Sambo beat Havelock Golden ...

... to have l»eeu overtaken in their m.andcring by nightfall. Whether the birds fed them, whether they fed themselves upon blackberries and such other luxuries is mystery. They were missed in the evening at Oilfach, and great was the commotion. The inhabitants ...

... encouraged in the United States or Canada. Reports of forthcoming matches and challenges for contests arc as plentiful as blackberries in all the Dominion and U.S. newspapers. GLOVKfighting been elevated to the level oft art in Colorado, as recently two ...

... thoroughly appreciated the feat, end eubneribed sufficient to purchase new hat (or the bowler. Hand rede are plentiful blackberries. A. Baonerman, playing forhia dab in Sydney, scored one hundred and seventy-four hie best style ; B. Scott (or the Medical ...

... of New South Wales are still suffering from the aquatic fever, and matches and rumours of matches are as plentiful as blackberries. After Hanlan bad been defeated by Beach, the Canadian’s companion, Robert Edwards, met the “comingman,” Matterson, in ...

... love letters, A few seals further Henry Labouehcrc might have been descried, and literary lights were as numerous as the blackberries ou the hedges a few days ago. Mentioning the latter reminds me of one or two outdoor sights. Everybody, of course, has ...

... gloves prevented this. The referee prompUv parted them as any bad blood was shown, which was called upon to aooordiog the Blackberry rules. Despite this official’s watchfulness some verv heavy blows were exchanged. He finally declared the contcet a draw ...

... shooting will be congregated ou Tuesday next to w ilness the Last great handicap the season, pheasants are plentiful as blackberries, and the ping of the breechloaders before the racing commences reminds one of a field-day the Long Valley at Aldershot—to ...