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... ore admirably adapted to carry a large head of ground writ , . 1 surprised to see the great quantity of luscious ripe blackberries with which the hedgesides were covered, and which, apparently, were never gathered. I was informed, however, that the country ...
... to her came Mrs Morley's Felton Geisha, a fairly good puppy, outclassed here. The chief specials went to Queer Street and Blackberry, the victory of the former over Ihmtoola being well received. In BILL TERRI rya, the order in the open clans for dogs was ...
... the ninth century. The island is but we found plenty of mushroom.. Past Parker's Point in Killaloe Bay we found piles of blackberries. So we were not fast for a stew of fruit. The scenery here is very beautiful. We have always bad good militia. There are ...
... wood with considerable undergrowth of close timber fit for wattle-burdling, and enormous tangled masses of bramble and blackberries here and there. The beaters and the dogs came up-wind to the guns. As a stranger I was in an almost certain run. It is ...
... aspect of agriculture during the present reign ; and whereas of old no farmer grudged local school children nutting, or blackberrying, or even picking . a few mushrooms, it becomes a different matter when traders m such produce employ emissaries from a ...
... dam by quicksilver, lilt'; quiet to ride and drive. RUFFS, nut gelding, IS bands, by Reality; quiet to ride and &b . •. BLACKBERRY, 707, black mare. 15 bands. sirs Freeman, 741, dam by Sire Barnett, 774; quiet to ride and drive. WOLLATON PERFORMER. ehegint ...
... PA. • 11. BAY 13.1 , with extra milers A 411111121 it. 211). dna SW 7 high • lion Male by sr' Rivers 134.1 an iliti• 13. BLACKBERRY. Walk Minx. 151. foal, 1•13, Ore Amor-sue) 11. 11300 lam .114) /tardy Nell. by Bnidigo 11. 10 0; to rid , and In single ...
... When I hear some injured traveller spreading the slander that sometimes on that line the engine-driv a. stops his train to blackberries I shall know bow to refute the calumny. F. [Advertisement.]—tAinxont.isanadSgatillOwn..;rpThrooolictsnte,vjeussariditTesW ...
... whether it be handicap or otherwise, is run from six furlongs to a mile, and these of the value of £lOOO are as plentiful as blackberries; in fact, it is questionable if they are not overdone. It is competition, however, that brings many of such stakes to the ...
... Comment last. BEAUMONT SELLING PLATE of 100 son, for two-year-olds; S furlongs. Mr J. 0. Elsey's b f Dewberry, by Otterburn—Blackberry, Illb Mr T. Weldon's Find Step, Owner Lord Zetland's Santos, Bat 81b Black Mr B. Marsh's Countess Laniard, Bst 81b Madden ...
... Japanese I iorticulture.—WEsr AMERICAN BLACKBERRIES. —Would any of our readers kindly say if the American kinds ripen well and produce much fruit We have untieed that they do not do well. People often grow an English blackberry under the name of an American one ...
... rritT. and were overtaken by a ear full of holiday seekers, who I should think were English townsfolk. They seemed to enjoy blackberry picking in the hedges whenever the steepness of the road afforded them an opportunity of descending front their vehicle ...