... had also to be Nettled. Keener play t trat r i e' tlat of ikatainiuy could not be desired, ties being almost as thick 34 blackberries. Last year's medallist, Mr A. M. Ross. had Mr J. McCulloch as his 1 artuer, and after a ding-dung struggle they finished ...

... • considerable amount of overshading, and is not so destructive to the candor t of the shooters as would be the cognate blackberry (which, besides, requires far more sun than contents its relative). It prodnoes a quantity of fruit which the birds love ...

... to try American blackberry. The plantation is five mile s north of Canterbury in Kent.—lrowlean. [American blackberries are so uncertain—so far as we have seen—that we should certainly not plant a fence of them. Besides, blackberries alone do not rinke ...

... Tuesday, Nov. 9, was cast in the winter, and we might paraphrase the words of the ditty and say, 'Twas in the time of blackberries, we pluck'd them as we pass'd ; and so we might have done to any extent, and at the same time we might have noticed what ...

... tbe properte of T el Watson. LILLY. grey mare. years by Tamerlane. HILDA, black mare. yams YANKEE, Argentine, 0 yean old. BLACKBERRY. black mare. I years old. by Lothatio. NICK bla ck years old. by Torpedo. LADY NICK. black mare. years old, by Lorena. WESTMEATH ...

... mice, moles, and young rabbits, which they will quickly dig out and devour, and we have watched one picking and eating blackberries with great avidity.—Eo.] VARIETIES OD NORWAY RATS IN NEW ZEALAND. I lIAVZ previously called attention in your columns to ...

... correepooder. dating from Cirri 000• Mos., writes It may interestyou to 15 that on Nov. I picked rips raspberries. ripe blackberries. bor. suckle. sad Moire de biles roses also several large but warty* strawberries, all growing out of doors. ON TIM INVLIN ...

... finished. The neat meet has been lined for the 25th inst., at 2 pas. the Kirtling Queen. brows 14lverticement.1-100,000 Blackberries, Wilson, Junior, home r on 59 oz., Ms. 100. For the information of sportsmen, fail to find game amonget these canes. Of ...

... age n, too, as our seasons are now worked through two-year-old races, often little short of £lOOO, are as plentiful as blackberries. When The Rake easily defeats 1 Achievement and Knight of the Garter in 1886, the value of the Middle Park Plate ran as ...

... RQUIRE,{ . geldings, end years, good action; anitab for 6. THE LAIRD, carry a lady, and are driven ss a Lair up to data 6. BLACKBERRY, black marer;tdreera.lo has; a hunter, carries a lady, and all ha, now These horses are parted with or no fault. only to ...

... head properties. M r Boundy's Mies Mr Chaundler's Ecstasy were the best either is so promising as the beet in their elan. Blackberry was the bat brood bitch ; she also maimed to the breeders and exhibitors of the the g . dog class her kennel oompanion, ...

... for cal ivation. b , t we have tot paid much attention to blackberry cultivation and improvement yet, although some of our wi'd kinds are good fruit. In America, it is di smut; there the, blackberry is an important small fruit in the markets. Here the demand ...