... by Stalmine Premier; April. 11011, 1753, Chintz, a brown colt foal, by Nailatone Famous Lad; April 30th, 16464, Crofton Blackberry, a black filly foal, by Heudre Crown Prince; May Ist, Holker Ling Ivo'. xlx) a bay filly foal, by Rendre Crown Prince; May ...

... foal, by Stalmine Premier; April 18th, 1763 Chintz, • brown eolt foal, by hailstone Famous Lad; April 30th, 16461 Crofton Blackberry, • black bay filly fool, by Hsudre Crown Prince; May Ist, Molter Ling (vol. xis.) • bay filly foal Ly Hendre Crown Prince; ...

... have iron in a very marked deg~ree, also in all the reel and blaok fruits-to ?? rcdl. jand blackc currants, xasp. berries, blackberries, e~c. ...

... Skrine and E. D. Ross. INs. 6d. net. (Methuen and Co.) East Coast Stnery. F-ambles through Towns and Village, Nutting, Blackberrying, and Mush. rooming; Sea Fishing, Wild-fowl Shooting, &c. By W. J. Tate. Zs. 6d. (Jarrold and Sons.) GERMAN SHIPBUILDING ...

... general. Which was perhaps not much of a distinction, generals in some parts of South America being almost as plentiful as blackberries in England; but General Astor looked every inch a soldier, just the man, I thought, to win the bubble reputation at the ...

... present road in which grew lank and wild bushes and vegetation ana which the writer when young often visited search of blackberries hazel-nuts and other wild fruit toothsome children On either side grew trees which at the top covered and darkened the ...

... others of ecual experience make a practice of continuing until the first frost. Pruning.— The old canes raspberries and blackberries are more easily cut away soon after fruiting. If left until the winter they become I hard and difficult to cut. matter ...