... largely represented. The Ba r on winners in the latter were Duke of Albemarle ueer Street, Baron Sedgemere, Felton Nasir, Blackberry, and a ta ine, all of which have previously appeared as such, but behind them were a large number of dogs of more than average ...

... conclusions for the gold medal (scratch), ladies' cup (handicap), and several other prizes. Low scores were plentiful as blackberries lout until neer the close of play, which by the way began at h al f -past es, nine and extended almost to dewy eve, it ...

... crickets, water crickets, water louse or creeper, lipberries ,of the cuckoo, pent, or water reblin), cherries, raspberries, blackberries, mulberries, oat cake, and cheese. Then he comes to natural Oak fly, stone fly, green drake hawthorn fly, and (after an ...

... in bead, otherwise she is very typical. There was a fine section of BULLDOGS, the two open classes bringing out Boas and Blackberry, the only bigh.class brace retained by Mr Sam Woodiwiss. Each was bard pressed, the dog by Mrs Nigel Cohen's brindle Simple ...

... starter to-day in the B.C.C. race at Teddingtoa. GARDEN AND WOODLAND. Vol. 94.—Sept. 30, 1899. GARDEN NOTES AND BLACKBERRIES.—The crop of blackberries this year is very heavy, and the quality excellent, the flavour being the best we have experienced, influenced ...

... OCTOBER young pheasants not always fit to be shot, and it is expedient to leave them for a fortnight. Revelling on worsts and blackberries, to say nothing of apples in the cider counties, soon brings them into condition and rewards the man who knows bow to wait ...

... al l quiet siiiisle c s.llde n ub . le lessees BLACKTHOHNI: o tgr lak.e goad unnineber.:ll BLACK HI RD. Blackberry is eligible for the BLACKBERRY. Hackney Book. HARK, cheznut gelding winner of two prizes Hackney Hone Show. MYRTLE, cheanut mare ; eligible ...

... favourite quarter.', old stone dries, and a great many more will be lying out where small coverts have been disturbed by blackberry gatherers, herds of stray and errant pigs, and other causes. Still, as l raid just now, wo may lay this down as a broad ...

... gregn in spite of the 1 ing drought the Sells were ;amide' with tansy an t ragwort, the hedees festooned with the final blackberries, which the natives disdains Ito gather. I said that there are large trout in the Faue, but I had not the satisfaction o ...

... the dairies, a few minutes elapsed before a sharp whimper was confirmed by hounds bustling a fox by the Mausoleum, across Blackberry Hill to the woods above Knipton, where, in twisting round, he was caught by the pa •k and proved to be a fine old veteran ...