... but too cobby for our fancy, and he gives sine the idea of being slow, whilst of quite a different stamp was Mr Darrell's Blackberry, by The Muleteer; light all over, but abounding in quality, she lacks strength to carry • big man, Mr J. 11. Dale's Kazoo ...

... in the breedcially to Luropeans. Kings in West Africa are pleaina of sheep depend in a great measure upon them. tit& &A blackberries, but they are not the tenacious of their digtity, and it is Wan a difficult business to Two large sheep fairs recently ...

... would have been tedious elsewhere, but here the charms of toe scenery , the brightness of the blossom of the heather, gorse, blackberry, and other wild Bowery, varied by the graceful and abundant growth of ferns, the occasional excitement of the eager hounds ...

... remained with it till it broke up in 1859 on Mr M-ean's retirement. Hereupon followed an adventure. Engagements did not grow on blackberry bushes in those days. The poor player had often long to wait and far to go in search of them. But he was buoyant of nature ...