... Shire mares and young horses consist of Wide Sarah, a grey mare by Iron Duke—Beauty ; Bramble, a bay mare by King Charming Blackberry • Blackbird, a black mare by Hitchin Emperor—Henham Star ; and Gipsy, a Clydes- dale mare by General Burnett—Garnet Gem ...

... treachery ?? Milly xvas a favourite with ali ot them, alld marriages of Particular Baptists of quality arc not as cotninotI as blackberries. Moreover, ii the Governor had a1lowed his daughter to be married in the parish church, some ol the las. particular of ...

... 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 ...

... veil and gold ornaments. Mrs. Smith-Barry, accordion-pleated jupe of white satin worked with silver sequins and jetted blackberries and foliage ; train of rich black velvet ; Court plumes, veil, tiara, and diamonds. Lady Ashbourne, skirt of white satin ...

... Squire, 'e says to me, ' Lennox,' e says, ' I'm sick of this fooling. I'm going 'ome.' No sport? Birds wor as thick as blackberries, sir, and lay like larks. No sportsman, then P Is it the Squire, sir ? cried Lennox, quite forgetting his shyness ...