... proclaimed the winner: Mr. Sam Woodiwiss's dogs were very successful at the Bull Dog Club Show, held last week. His dog Blackberry won 9 prizes, and the Fifty Guinea Challenge Cup for the best Bull Bitch in the show, three of her pups, Barney Barnato ...

... Highgate Occasioral Con:t on Friday morning with steal:ng f om the garden of the Woodlands, Oakleigh-park, a quantity of blackberries, value 6d., the property of John Gecmge Brex, shipping agent, of the Acorns, Oakleigh-park. Mr. Brex said in consequence ...

... And every common bush afire with God. But only he who sees takes off his shoes. . . The res . t sit round it and pluck blackberries, And daub their natural faces unaware More and more from the first similitude. Aug. 27 „ 28 „ 20 It 30 Sept. I lINDIIIITAIUMU ...

... architecture. Wad flowers are very plentiful, and many of the roads are lined with wild roses, honeysuckle, broom and bramble (blackberry) and all in bloom at present. Perhaps other readers will forward brief accounts of their holiday experiences. It. would ...

... which I had entered, where I ran across one Finchleyan, who told me that in the north of England fairs are as plentiful as blackberries. Only, he added, we don't have so much devilry as you seem to have here. I had ...

... show, for yesterday (Friday) saw the disposal, by auction, of the whole of Mr. Woodiwisa's famous kennel, except Champion Blackberry. a favourite personal companion of the owner. The kennel comprises some twenty-one dogs, three of these being champion animals ...

... jewellery with a fully paid up life policy were also among his riches. I learn that this has been a singularly good year for blackberries. In Sussex the hedgerows are laden, and some of the fruit is of a remarkable size. Probably the dry summer, followed by ...