... roaeh-prodneing capabilities. Fish of 21bs. and over, from Ringwood and elsewhere, have this season been almost plentiful blackberries. There were complaints some time ago about part of the river having been netted to thin down the numbers of coarse fi>»h ...

... lace; Mr. A. E. Holdaway’s and otel, in at ndon-street ; and the Horse and Jockey, Hackwood- road. Mottoes plentifal aa blackberries, but, per- haps, the most curious was on the Bell Inn, London- street, Welcome toCromwell’s Itappears, n- according to ...

... half-a-mile away at the time. I had 110 sheep. The dog came into the field under the gate. It was a big black dog. I was pickin blackberries in the hedge at the time. Mr. Boyt sai 4 that it was Mr. Foyle’s dog, I heard him say it, but I dia not know it was so ...