... in Stirlingshire, and the experiment is meeting this year with success in the form of fine, large luscious Ibrambles. The blackberry bush is much hardier than the raspberry or gooseberry bushl, caterpillars and birds alike leaving it severely atone. A com- ...

... STrnPLV CHASE of LIIO. Two rniles. : 12 8 Mr H J Corbally's Bayleaf, 8 ,e12 5 Ir Frazer's Alexander. a 12 3 Cagi' Dewhorst's Blackberry. 5 11 10 Mir Donovan's F;int, an all 10 Capt DebVhurst's Moant Armstrong, 5 11 0 CapUT Dewhanrst's ch g S'yioyluk, a 10 ...

... MaacSs' VIII- *(COsCLnDinn APoTICL.) PHEASANTS AND PHEASANT POACHING. A FEW days priorto the advent of October, when the blackberries hang luscious on the brambles, and the brown nuts drop from the clusters, the keeper goees, as is his wont, to the coppice ...

... the musiata world4 hardly get bread, much lesseheese, pickles, or beer. Solo pianists of 'high anerit axe' plentiful as blackberries. Vocalists who have been taught everything and orchestral players are verv Poorly remunerated, even when they can obtain ...

... seem almost exclusively to live upon the fruit of the sweet rush- Whilst this lasts it is treferred to the cranberries and blackberries growing about, but all are nrerlected for the barley intches of the hill farms, when it happens that chese draw the line ...

... speed. St. Columnba, Calamity, Prosperity, Blair Hope, and Rosie went five furlongs briskly hlr. H. Beasley's The Dream and Blackberry traversed two miles and a half at a good pace. Greek Girl and St. Thtnmas had a nseful gallop of two miles. Lord Zetbhind ...

... to the merchants was going the wrong way abont it. It i was just the cas9e of the old woman. the pig. and i thebunchof blackberries. The Commissioners had c eltyto enforce their rule and apply the stick to I the end of the pig, and the thing was done ...

... Singer's Tenlby, a, 11 10 (Capt. El Owen)_ 1 a Mr. Gubbins's Lord of the Glen, 6, 11 10 (T. n Fitton). ?? 2 Mr. F3yrefield's Blackberry, 4,10 5 (1. Beasley) 3 Also ran-Bagman, Airdoarn, Hollington, Billee e Taylor, Macpherson, The Midshiprmite. P (Winner trained ...

... competed-Mr, Robert Campbell's Nelly Bly; Mr. Arthur Croker's Sally Brass, Mr. B. W. Lindsay's Ivey; and Mr. U. C. Alen's Blackberry. BEST PAIt A.NY HEIGHT, DRIVPe IN TAtNDEm.- First prize, £5 ; second, £3; third. £$. 1, Mr. XWilliain Gatflkin's G-ips9y ...

... prone position is always a favourite one with English marksmen. However, although possibles were nearly as common as blackberries in October, not one out of the five men trho vesterday put them or. while kneeling at 200 yards could repeat the feat tn-day ...

... not exceeding 15 hands With: shoes on-First. prie, ;S2; second prize, L1I: third prize, l0s. Mr. Mr. C. Aliens (GracehiiW Blackberry ?? 1 -Mr. Al. Montgomery junr's (Baellmena) Nellie 2 -Mr. R-bert 1. ltaiweiis (Fiuwivlliarn Avenae. Belfast) Sir watkins ...

... me510s tO -aimw thee it would rake a sargi- *i'lPett1 to et an answer from a bimetallis. IL'. e3O were 'as plenty as blackberries they gUs) 'man an answer under comIlsion: .: rset pare of Mr. Walkidngton's letter ear- -tie Virles Of biinetallisin to ...