... Dairy Co, Limited, Nair ,• R and HC, Sir M Fitz-Gerald, Bart, Severals House, Newmarket, Valencia Dorothy; 11C, Mr C Adeane, Blackberry 2nd; Mr C Adeane, Leabia ; Sir M Fitz-Gerald, Bart, Nests. 3rd ; and The Rev F Knightley, Wasperton, Warwick, Drought. Class ...

... never seen a cow, some thinking it as big as their thumb or the picture. Over 60 per cent. had never seen growing corn, blackberries, or potatoes 71 per cent. did not know beans—even in Boston. The Crown Prince of Bulgaria, aged two months, is already ...

... tbe properte of T el Watson. LILLY. grey mare. years by Tamerlane. HILDA, black mare. yams YANKEE, Argentine, 0 yean old. BLACKBERRY. black mare. I years old. by Lothatio. NICK bla ck years old. by Torpedo. LADY NICK. black mare. years old, by Lorena. WESTMEATH ...

... extending over three days. Prelates, dignitaries of the Church, peers, and men of high social position, were plentiful as blackberries. It may be said that the two great Church societies for the conversion of the heathen were, on this occasion, on their ...

... They eke out their existence in the winter by selling wood in town, and during the summer the most energetic pick and sell blackberries and huckleberries, which grow in profusion there. Some of them own donkeys, and these, attached to the little two-wheeled ...

... Details appended Polo Ponies, tho Property Mr. John Watson, Lilly, by 2'iO llilua. bK pony 80 Yankee, an Argentine vour.. 175 Blackberry, bk pony by * Gs. gr pony Torpedo .. 210 Nick, bk m Lur*an 105 Wcstmealh, m by Asoelic., The Proper y Dun cob, winner ...

... rather an amusing title to a fine landscape, with figures of a girl extracting a thorn from a boy's finger. A basket of blackberries near suggests how it is the mischief has arisen. Mr Hook is one of those who shows no falling off in the quality of his ...

... , olive orchard 1000 trees. hay and pasture lands, ten acres of park land, orchard of apricots, pears, apples. prunes, blackberries, and peaclies, flower garden, lake and penile for carp and trout abundant springs. pork laid out thirty years ago fair ...

... paid were tho following : Pow PONIES, THE PROPERTY OF MR. JOHN WATSON. Gs. Gs. Lilly, I gr 250 Evy, gr Hilda, bk Yankee I Blackberry, bk l5O THE PROPERTY OF MR. GEORGE RENNIE. Burgundy, ch g Brown Stout, br g Baron, br g l OO Game Cock , b g Lady Nurse ...

... poplar, weeping willow, birch, walnut, rowan, or mountain ash, red maple, copper beach ; here and there wild roses, vines, blackberry bushes, lilacs. For miles the low banks beautiful with many-coloured wild flowers and lichen. KEverywhere trees trying to ...

... Gerald notes on the mountain slopes such old friends as the common daisy. forget-me-not, primrose, and buttercup, while blackberries climbed luxuriantly over the stunted bushes. In Kavirondo villages are frequent, and on every sido in their immediate ...

... , olive orchard 1800 trees. hay and pasture lands, ten acres of park land, orchard of apricots, pears, apples, prunes, blackberries, and peaches, flower garden, lake and ponds for carp and trout, abundant springs, garden and park laid out thirty years ...