... pram aidean length. horn Blackthorn, dam by Tynedals, 2 yrs, 74 716, 22x1; o by Minee—Phabe Athol, 2 yrs, 74 Hb, 3rd ; and Blackberry. 6 yrs, 94.1 Db.-85 Benedict panalised 1216 and Stourbay 7lb for their victoria' yesterday. 1210.—CALEDO NI AN HUNT HANDICAP ...

... feature of the year is that, while cultivated fruits are all but a failure. there never was a heavier crop of wild fruits. Blackberries, rowan berries, acorns, beech meat, ash keys, in fact all wild trees, shrubs, and bushes are literally breaking down with ...

... Mott blue green shade the blooms acquire when grown in certain soils); rhododendron, dahlia, petunia, clover, mulaerry, and blackberry being the best worn reds and purples, while the newest shades of grey are quite chiming. The chief novelties in cloths have ...

... very pleasant letter, our Stockton officer, Hilda Sacker, de. scribes a recent stay at Hed,car, and a ramble in search of blackberries. Uncle Toby can well imagine that Hilda would enjoy the latter excursion. Twu quarts of the wild fruit was the result of ...

... that has atoxl fur a number of years?—.7. E. P., Wallsend. BORDER FOR BLACKBERRY PATTERN SHAWL. —Would any lady kindly give me directions for knitting a 2blooped border fur blackberry pattern shawl' .— Jitwctir • Goefurth. BLACK Dirs.—Being a twenty years' ...

... stream running through it, and was a favourite resort of the young, who rambled through its shady groves, bird• nesting, blackberrying, or gathering wild flowers. At that time, the Green Tree Inn, now at the foot of populous Laurel Street, was probably the ...

... small stream running through it, and was a favourite resort of the young, who rambled through its shady groves, and walks. blackberrying, or gathering wild flowers. At that time, the Green Tree Inn, now at the foot of I populous latio-I Street, was probably ...

... being allowed for measurement, which 'smutted as follows :—First round—Graham's Driven front Home, 14 Bache., heat Allen's Blackberry Jars, 141 ; Carlisle's Trim, 141. beat Oates's Lady &lades, ISy ; Mill's Luck's All. 15„ beat Patrieksona tell, 13; Gilhespic's ...

... you that dried fruit, as used in tlhs country, is ex:ellent for winter use. Peaches, plums, apr.- cots, raspberries, and blackberries can all be either sun- dried or placed In a slow oven to dry, then put away in boxes or canisters until required. WNrhen ...

... Wrierley, and on by Hayssen to Hail Hill, thence skirting the wood they mewled the hill, which le 'cry deep, and crowed Blackberry Fell to Sand Edge and Spring Gill, the hounds 'wing well up awl within hall of the time to this point. The hares now merle ...

... at 214 Competitors mast be ea the FrrinHWa eat Meer them Zo'clook. HEAVY WEIGHTS. Capt. Neish's Peter Cepa. Poach M r C. Blackberry Mr E. Straker Black Peter Mr M. Rupert Mr C. Mr C. Sinker's Mar cry. r H. Weetamootke Tom Mr T. Della Doe LIGHT WEIGHTS ...

... they bad Here, in Concepcion, soldiers are more plentiful than to eke out • miserable existence, they could not, under blackberries in autumn. Regiment after regiment marcher such circumstances, but come to the conclusion that these through on their way ...