... John Thompson, Coatleku-ck, Tom Til and Tiptop; 2nd, T. T. Power, Midiugh. and Moonlight; 3rd, H. H. Smiley, Blackbird and Blackberry. TANDEM. Class to be 14.2 or over. Ist prize, N. Morton's Almeida and Black Jock; J. Thompson's Tom Tit and Tiptop. ...

... work ot art in butter, fbia was piece 01 that alticl* faalnoncd with very ureal .kill indeed into representation buucli blackberries, with leave. wa. eacelleul bit of modelling—a* good the material it was modelled from, and that saying much ; for the ...

... • kievole acoldmit at Wrotham, Maidstone. Mr. Oassima, veterinary eargeoe, of WON was down an no hie Demamd, whit wee blackberrying by the side of the road, saddionly attempted to scram the road, with result that his strook the obild with great loran ...

... widens rammed from his fields at evening without to them pair of ras•ts, wood to heap epos the hearth, or bona of ripe blackberries. ...

... respect are strawberries, curranis, tomatoes, and figs, ana, when season, there are few more excellent fruits than the common blackberry. When at all possible, ft nit* should token before rather than after meals. Their medicinal effects ere properly exercised ...

... respect are strawberries, currai a, ts and figs, and, when in season, there are tem more excel, lent fruits than the common blackberry. When At eq possible, fruits should be taken before rather d u. , after meals. Their meciicilvd effects ere pip e dy er ...

... AI EYREFIELD ROUSE. CURRAGH. BY PATRICK GALVIN. iFor Mr Roy. by o.linult—Blackberry. 4 yrs 'Too °God, by Wave CU:Memo. 4 yrs Dodo?. by t4r Pavid—Erin Dear. 4 yrs Siterries. by tlilliuttle--Merry Qtereii. 3 yrs Pa by Red Prim.* II - Vrin Dear, 3 yrs Mar ...

... strawberries, currano, 1. 411;0 , 4 , , an d figs, and, when in season, there are ftw more sue!, lent fruits than the common blackberry. When st possible, fruits should be taken before rather the, after meals. Their medicinal Oiled++ are lmierlr n. ercised ...

... Ise Is& wet el dm es. W•Lis fres the hew 1a • y 4. bbe ow/ —• .1 dings t woolly well I. he 4M d 110 be MUSHROOMS AND BLACKBERRIES. ...

... go— What do I care ? What do I care? Plenty as blackberries where will ye find Rare pretty girls, not by two not by three o’ them ! Only just there where they grod, d’ye mind, Still like the blackberries more than ye see o’ them. Long, long away, an’ ...

... Xiterature. IN THE CITY STREETS. Yonder In the heather there's a bed for sleeping, Drink for one athirst, ripe blackberries to sit, Yonder in the eon the merry go leaping, And the pool la dear for travel•weeried lest. Sorely arab my log. a•Momplog London ...

... and go to. I wards the firm. They carried baskets, and I they were picking blackberries. Shortly afterward, the farm. They carried blankets, las if they ware picking blackberries. !Shortly afterwards he saw two boys hunting fowl in the firm-yard. He took ...