... Hamer Bass's Claverhouse I (Mr Poyser), Mr Brane'e The Buok (Owner), Mr H Clowe's Blarney, Mr Elwell's Daffodil, Mr Holden'e Blackberry, Mlr Croesmn's Jack Tar (Mr D Crossman), 3Sir C Nugent's Mystery (Mr Pwer), and Mr Fort's Look Out (Owvner). . The distance ...

... with joints nf swepp beads. At the hea l was a square frieze b-earing the words, ' 0 Lord, hor great, are thy wvorks, in blackberries on a ground of rice, and underneath the ?? a circular head in blue bells. white daisy and 14burnum with the key stone in ...

... Barbotte, a neat three-year-old chestnut by Big Bel, and in foal to Beademan. Other v.'ry nice three-year-olds are Bramble-Blackberry by King Charming, of remarkably fine quality and that movts well, and Brimeth, by the same sire out of a Rebin Hood mare; ...

... notes was seized and destroyed, The blackberry crop in Kent this season is an exoep- tionally large one, and the fruit. owing to the hot sun and high temperature, is of very fine quality, In a few instances blackberries are preserved in bottles or made into ...

... paper. English peaches are fetching good prices, but the foreigners are cheap and abundant. Some magnificent American blackberries are to be had. Unusually large supplies of Liabon grapes and French pears are in the English market. THE MODERN TRIBUTE ...

... \IIIL.T BL_\CKBEhRYING.--On Saturday a 1-tl-o b. yn. v-.id William Hullatt, aged 12 years, of 33. Bei :av,- -str et, was blackberrying at Little Eaton wh~e he unf.oitunately slipped and broke his leg. Mr. . if b cnt. of thl ambulance corps, rendered first ...

... to kn-wtbat Derby had pr. vided for him the brightest and the happiest day of bis whol^ life since as a boy he gathered blackberries from the quiet and rustic c untry hedges (Loud applause) The Y2 at was indeed an auspicious day for that ancient, 4 artistic ...

... devil cast his club over the blackberries before the month of September was out, then expect a bad winter, said our oracles. The 'devil's club is an early frost whioh spoils in a single night the whole crop of blackberries, and is considered, apart from ...

... McQuone a beautiful tea 0 service, colisioting of a tea-pot and sugar and cream& jugs. The PoItteritl On the tea-pot is the blackberry tree, eleg'nitty worked in frosted silver, and on the niot is thec fo~lowiing inscription, finely engraved 'by S MrI. A ...

... 2001.; Bounce, Mr. Walter Gilboy, 2001.; British Queen, Mr. Edie, London, 2201.; Jewel, H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, 1601. ; Blackberry, Lord Egerton, 1401. Blossom, Air. G Taylor, Norwich, 160/. ; Echo's Darling, 120/. ; Bowden Bute, 100/. ; Royalty, 1201 ...

... the ?? ?? I: n' ?? the oth of the present mtonth the ?? .r 1 i father's shop, and brought a ...

... church decoration. The two offences for which he now had to answer showed him to be somewhat of a gourmand. He began with blackberries and apples; from that he passed to tinned lobster, sweets, and chocolate ; and for dessert he absorbed a pound of grapes ...