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... the hop and fruit gardens. A short walk down country lane —where the hedgerow sweet with late bramble-bloom and ripening blackberry, where fern and wild - strawberry plant flourish without touch of human finger, where from bush to bush the busy spider ...
... fourth £5 each, four winners of two courses £2 10a each. Mr R Willow's Wrangle by BaLlymoney—Polly Pippin beat Mr T Smith's Blackberry II by Bard of Avon—Fly Messrs Bolton Kemp's llazlewood II by Shawwood—Squirrel beat Mr 0 B Mason ns Grangewood by Galus ...
... from the elementn{‘ sckools, New-road, should be s:en round the wocds at a late hour Was she nutting, rabbit netting, blackberrying, or courtirg. Why, courting, of course—what do you think ? A dark yourg men, not a long way from Charles-street, ehould ...
... back. Carriages ordered as soon as possible. Mabel removed to nursery for Instant anniMlation. SAM WILLI:RIMS. I've been blackberrying, as the man remarked when he returned from the funeral of an African potentate. That's the best thing I've heard for ...
... Misterton—Madcap Violet Mr F. Ward's r b Billow Watt by Britain Still—Wild Cherry Mr r b Rotolo, by beat Mr T. Smith's bk w b Blackberry IL, by Hard or Aron—Fly (Mr 0 E. Mason r w b nwinqerood, by Gainsborough—Hybam (Mr 8 Inver's bit w b Sallie Day, by Waterton ...
... wars. The amount paid to the pensioners during the twelve mouths was over $52,000,000. Threatening letters are as thick as blackberries at Merthyr. Everybedy who is anybody comneoted with the clection seems to hauve ressived one. ‘The latest recipient is ...
... the line are eacured atrong iron faatening, but thia time of the year there are many treapaaaera the land (earthing for blackberries and mnahrooraa, and it ia oonjecturcd that aome of tbeae thoughtkaaly left the gate open. Thia accident points to the danger ...
... thing like me with a mighty sweet tooth at each side of my head, and one somewhere in the front as well. Mrs. Schoonmaker's blackberry pie, liberal in size as a lover's vows, was trimmed all round the edge with the daintiest, fairiest lattice-work, and the ...
... nothing that gives one so much courage s good refaces. says a sailor in Monte-Cristo, but if reasons were as plentiful as blackberries they would hardly serve to account for the air of courage with which most of the most eminent counsel in Eng land on Monday ...
... winner, £7U; second, £25; third and fourth, £lO each; four winners two courses, Nr. R. Willow’s Wrangle agst Mr. T. Smith’s Blackberry 11. Mr. Ala.son mi Giungewood agst Messrs. Bolton and Kemps Uaslewood II Mr. Hyde’s Bracknell agst Mr. 8. Skinner’s Bailie ...
... Lee and Sullane—a.grazing district. The stone walls skirting the road were surmounted by quite English looking hedges of blackberry briars, bracken, furze and sweet scented tangles of {i’;lightful honeysuckle. Macroom, & market town, with'its straggling’ ...