... from Hirwain our correspon- dent met at least a couple of hundred of the men going up towards Penderyn and Ystradfeltte, blackberrying. At Aberaman, too, all was per- fectly quiet, and were it not for the fact that the street corners are unusually crowded ...

... third less ground, and one-third less time is occupied in moving and feedmg the rabbits. It has generally been said that the blackberry- deteriorated immediately it was cultivated, aud this has been borne out by experience. It is probable the error has been ...

... day that boy was jumping a hedge when down he came agam. Oh, said his master, if you want half a day's holiday to go blackberrying say so, but don't take it out of my time ...

... Plains, and she storied a great favourite, without ever flattering when the lot came into sighlr. Tips were as plentiful as blackberries, and an animal heavily backed in a quiet way was the Irish filly Galette. Cum Sha ran on well, and was placed fourth officially ...

... fresh attempt, following up on the faandown Park exertions, showed a pretty hard week's work. Tips were as plentiful as blackberries for the Prince of Wales Nursery, for which there were 19 runners, and it was satisfactory in the issue to see public form ...

... Highland moors for the 12th need to have well-lined pockets. You have to rent a moor, and moors are not as plentiful as blackberries, though sportsmen with well-lined pockets seem to be so now, whatever they were 20 years ago. A moor is rented according ...

... Club's Fifty-guinea Challenge Cup as the best in the show. In other classes Mr Pybus Sellon's Dim- boola, Mr Woodiwiss's Blackberry, Mr Smart's Punch, and many others highly distinguished both themselves and their owners. Clorane, for whom Mr A. F. Bassett ...

... feh, in responding to the tout, like the American who had put before bint, for bmkfoifc. ablnckdwh and black currant and blackberry preserve. Asked why he had suoh a melancholy repast, he replied that he could not dine in colours in hi? then depressed ...

... Hughes (19) William Hughes (18), and David Davies (16), were charged with breaking and entering thf. shop of George Bevan, Blackberry-place, Cwm- pennar, and stealing tsbacco, salmon, sweets, &c., on the 18th inst. Mr T. Phillips defended Davles.-WiUiam ...

... people with prosecution for gathering blackberries on a piecc of uncultivated hillside. It seems that tht cottagers for some distance around have earned t few shillings of late years by gathering and selling the blackberries, and the prohibition inflicts c ...

... pronounce positively without knowing more about its nature, and the way in which it is fastened to the ground. You cannot remove blackberry or gooseberry bushes. W.T.—Your question has been already dealt with. PARISH CDLIICIL (Rhys).-(l) A parish councillor can- ...

... near Dover, has, it is believed, been kidnapped. The child, with her sister, went to Ewell Minnis two days ago to pick blackberries, but the sister lost sight of her, and nothing has since been heard of her. Ewell Minnis Common is much frequented by tramps ...