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... fresh egg, one that interested and somewhat surprised me. My luncheon each day consisted of a crust of bread, with the blackberries and wild apples, which I found everywhere in the greatest abundance, and a pint or so of white wine in my water-bottle ...
... Park Wood, a fox being distort-el at the extreme southern end, running beck along the covert before making his way across Blackberry Rill, and thence into one of the strongholds ovorio:king Ynrptos Under a serving scent hounds pushed him the High Lem Farm ...
... that t the time of starting have never won any steeple, hurdle, or any description of fiat race, are as plentiful as blackberries, and, having no record, happy ignorance about th m is the pervad ag feature. We are driven to look, under these circumstances ...
... Mrs Garages the team class. The black pugs were farmed by Miss B. affertivals, who swept the deck with aquartette. First Blackberry is a good black, nice in eye and muzzle; Nubbly Coal higher on the leg, but good in skull, eye, and muzzle; Black Cosy is ...
... der. been so spl.ndidly catered for than in the present era. Stakes of four-figure value and upwards are as plentiful as blackberries, and the owner and trainer are at their wits' end to keep up the supply to meet the weekly demand. The small fields for ...
... Mr A. C. Skinner the twocondo. with Duelists 17th and Duchess 29th, while the third prizes went to Mrs Louisa Davies' Blackberry and to Mr E. J. Stauley's Moss Rose 15th. Mr Stanley also gained another third prize with l'rincess Margaret in the two-year-old ...
... HOSTERS. 1. SANDOWN, grey gelding. 2. KE YNSHA 'Crum Quiet in harness. 3. OAK LAN DS„chesnutgelding ; quiet with troop& 6. BLACKBERRY. black gelding 5. CliE LT HAL bay gelding quiet with troop.. 1. EGOTIST. clamant geldi de. ng: quiet with hounds. DOT , ...
... to 651 k. per day, on _the average. Orr three months. aalinsi for sowed any odor breed of say age. Mr C. iL W. Adesine's Blackberry IL. a eke little . had a • aDees. if arsr.—Boatlidewes Isle act ng run . Mr Mr Myth bed both Wires the clam for ram lam ...
... figures were : out, 44 5 5 445 134=41; in, 53 45 355 6 4 , -- 40—total, 81. Intim handicap competition ties were as thick as blackberries; but at tbs second attempt, Mr J. G. Croal secured the Boas medal, and Dr Haultain, Mr I. Williamson, Bev. W. Prondfoot ...
... factories are springing up like masse, and the fruit is being contracted for beforehand at $1 per bushel. Strawberries and blackberries are . equally fine, and very productive. The vast prai ries of the west and south-west are coated with many species of ...
... Houston, from which excellent wines ate obtained. Very good wine is also made from thenative mustang grape. Strawberries and blackberries grow plentifully. The seasons are regular, and the annual rainfall averages about &'tin. Artesian wells have been bored ...
... fruit arcl blossom. In the flower time of the year the valleys are white with the blooms of salmontorries, thimbleberries, blackberries, and raspberries. The dark' ens of the forest edges is lightened by wreaths of obeli (service berry) and cherry blossom ...