... which owner guarantees does not atop him; was regularly driven in harness and went quiet, not been in for twelve months. 2. BLACKBERRY. black mare. 6 years. 15.8; good huntress. perfectly quiet to ride,never beenin harness; warranted sound. The property of ...

... the finest crop of blackberries we haw ever seen. It is, so far as we know, a better kind to fruit than any the American blackberries which hitherto have been tried, it bag a British kind. The differences of our native blackberries are levy interesting ...

... yet introduced), and Embothrium coceineum. The white alder, the Brash bush, and the tall moon daisy get words of praise. Blackberries, pears, and late apple blossoms, each is mentioned. A very large specimen of traveller's joy is recorded. Clematis davidiana ...

... were Nunthorpe, Blue Green, Bumptious, Cloud- Mortivare Nap 11. third, and in bitches Mrs Fifield's Dottie Darling won with Blackberry and Poesy Black, both Mr Mortival's, second and third. berry, Rusticus, Burnaby, Bel Demonio, Buccaneer, Comedy, The usual ...

... 100 to 8 agst any other. Blackberry and Tenby were first away. the lot coming to the water almost in a line, Ardcarn showing the way to Tenby. Lord of the Gleu, Hollington, Billee Taylor, Macpherson, Midshipmite, and Blackberry. When well in the country ...

... fences—for there was no occasion to jump anything big the day through. Perhaps it was the wet, and the occasional pace, and the blackberry leaves. Capital day's sport—killed a brace of foxes, ie an old summary that has never conveyed anything at all tangible ...

... of course, won the prizes, though eight of the entries failed to put in an appearance; the winners were Posey Black and Blackberry, quaint looking dogs, and, though oddities, do not appear to be so soft in their skins as their cousins, the fawns. Mr J ...

... on Monday at Albert-gate. The highest offer accepted during the afternoon was 100 gs. fog Snowflake, a grey huntress. For blackberry, a block mare out of the same stud, which had carried a lady, and was also quiet in harness, 05gs. was paid; and 80gs. and ...

... kMding no shelter, our fox gets away with the little puck close to his heels, and runs the Southleigh Hill Woodlands to Blackberry Castle. Here Tom White views him away dead beat, with the little beauties chirruping within a hundred yards of his brush ...

... Finding no shelter, our fox gets away with the little pack close to his heels, and runs the Bouthleigh Hill Woodlands to Blackberry Castle. Here Tom White views him away dead beat, with the little beauties chirruping within a hundred yards of his brush; ...

... powdered areca nut and ogre. of santonine. Follow, in two or three W. E. o.—ltaspberry, Lord Beaconsfield or Superlative ; blackberry, the cut-leaved (Bubus Laciniatns). A. M. 8. W.—We are afraid it is mealy bugyou have on your vines. It en, was h the rods ...

... departure 1. ALKALI, chesnut gelding; good hunter, and won twice over a country in NM, only times started lg. Calendar). 2. BLACKBERRY. black mere : a good bunter, ran third in Tinedale Hunt Point-to-Point Race, 1091. 8. MISE HARLE, chesmut mare ; a good ...