... two lines are given to this plant, which we are informed is a sub-species of the blackberry. too well known to require description, and when we look for the blackberry, of which it is said to be &sub-species, we find no notice of it whatever in the volume ...

... trespass. At present in the north no one call prevent his land from being trespassed upon by persons in search of mushrooms, blackberries, &c., which are iu certain cases most valuable to farmers on some estates (a neighbour has realised from £lO to in some ...

... book Herbalist looked uncommonly well in for the -Nobles Welter Handicap, and had the race from start to finish. In the Blackberry Maiden race. Mushsy Chief, ridden by Watts, at once took pride of place in the betting front Bravo, whose second to Size ...

... had also to be Nettled. Keener play t trat r i e' tlat of ikatainiuy could not be desired, ties being almost as thick 34 blackberries. Last year's medallist, Mr A. M. Ross. had Mr J. McCulloch as his 1 artuer, and after a ding-dung struggle they finished ...

... to try American blackberry. The plantation is five mile s north of Canterbury in Kent.—lrowlean. [American blackberries are so uncertain—so far as we have seen—that we should certainly not plant a fence of them. Besides, blackberries alone do not rinke ...

... might have been third in place of 11Ir Chatwin's Electricity. Bieester Iltanty won, with Blackberry seated, and Carthusian Model reserve. In limit bitches, Blackberry scored, with h e low-set Bieester Duchess second, and Electricity third; whilst Mr 'Thomas ...

... and Lord Francis and Bicester Beauty and Blackberry were firsts and seconds; Mr Thomas had the brace and team prises with Beauty, Duchess, Daisy, and Orient Don ; Mr S. Woodiwuis seconds in the same with Blackberry, Bilberry, Bonny Girl, and Breda ; Mr W ...

... Blaekhnry, second here, looks raw and long in hie couplings, but was quite ahead of Mr Gricrsberg'sbig eared St. Visto. Blackberry won in puppies. In the class for wire hairs Roper's Nutcrack was shown by Mr Philisson. who also exhibit Meersbrook Sereneness ...

... steadily along the woods above Knipton under a weak scent ; and, after 'lea:ending the bills near the village, doubled back to Blackberry H ill, where. although reynard appeared to be getting the best of it, his line was challenged through the fieriness:is by ...

... Hinde, and a few others. Resorting to the southern woods bounds were not long in disturbing s fox, who was hunted along Blackberry Hill to the fastnesses near Knipton, whence he wheeled round, and, swimming a woodland lake, made back to Barkstone Woods ...

... regatta no Wade in the baud of an am ateur has disturbed any American rowing course. Excuses are always plentiful its blackberries at harvest time. and the sturdy Briton, who prides himself upon being the conservator of amateur sport for all the world ...

... Handicap; Wise Virgin reads like the winner of the Heather Plate, and Banquet 11. or The Rays the Club Open Welter. In the Blackberry Maiden Plate, Nilo should pull through ; while, on Friday, Banquet 11. or Flare Up has a good chance for the Marsh Plate ...