... • 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 ...

... being so invaded by people with appetites for fruit that nothing in the nature of game would remain in it. Even the modest blackberry in °ovule is now found to be too attnetive to treepseeere. But the raspberry would be worse—more tempting to pickers and ...

... flowers, over the birds and beasts—the sadness of decay. Yet Is it to many of us the sweetest time of all the year. There are blackberries for the village children nn brake and hedge, mushrooms on the downs, and hazel nuts in the wood, The young hounds crash ...

... good run having been spoiled by three or four cur dogs being er him. On we went to Knockbrack, and found foxes as thick as blackberries ; had some excellent hunting, and let them know danger was ahead. Tuesday, 21st inst. , Raford. Oh! what a charming morning ...

... 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 ...

... morning of the ideal type. The bracing air, blue white. flecked sky, and gossamer film on the bushes, all proclaim it. Blackberries in their rich ripeness on the big bramble bushes—favourite home of the rabbit and the wandering pheasant ; and under the ...

... off other people's land to his own, but he denied that he knew the birds were there.—The d. fence was that Mr Bomb, was blackberrying.—The Bench fined the defendant tl and coots in each case.—Nottirighant Daily Guardia:a. !N (Advertis eraent.)—lnclement ...

... miles round to identify the audacious sinners. Farmers who can kill a covey of sixteen down to one over a dog do not grow on blackberry bushes. T. of course knew at once as well as Finnegan did. But there, what's the good of knowing anyone familiar with ...

... of last week at Ballincollig Barracks. They had good company, good cheer, and a fair ran, but foxes were not as thick as blackberries—a complaint made also in the South Union country, whose opening function was well attended. After last week's frosts, tempests ...

... 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 ...

... recess. The history of the recess showed that it had been uninclosed for at least sixty years; also, that boys had gathered blackberries and had birds'-nested in the bushes which bounded it. It was not of value for traffic, for anyone passing along the road ...

... Hardwick, whither an average-Nixed field assembled. Vivian's covert was the that draw, but it proved blank, as alto did Blackberry, which was next tried. Hounds were then taken to Blow Hill orie, where a fox was soon on foot, and went away over the bottom ...