... Constable, Esq.: 1. YORK. bay gelding, 7 years, 15.3; good hunter. good fencer. and quiet to ride, quiet in harms,. 2. BLACKBERRY. black mare. aged, 15.2 (thorough. bred), by Lowlander, dam by Saccharometer; good hunter, quiet to ride. S. COLUMBIA , ...

... on, while our native blackberries were left alone and treated with comparative neglect. One reason may be that the latter was more abundant in a wild state, and by the same token this may also throw a side light on the blackberry having been selected ...

... a held of seventy-one tried conclusions for the captain's and three other handicap prices. Low scores were plentiful as blackberries under the extremely favourable cotalitions, and Messrs A. W. Robertson-Durham and W. Hamilton particularly distingnished ...

... Wood was tenanted by a brace of foxes, who made their way in opposite directions, the chosen one being nicely hunted by Blackberry Hill along the line previously traversed to IKnipton Reservoir. With a brace of foxes located in Barkston Woods, seer:, ...

... two days. NEW G.C. IDEAL w:ather favoured the autumn meeting on Monday, and in consequence low scores were plentiful as blackberries. 1 its were also the rule. and bore eloquent testimony to careful handicapping. Mr G. 0. Crease, last year's silver cup ...

... fences, till a leftward inclination brought us to Barkston Woods. Hounds continued pressing their fox along the woods to Blackberry Hills, when he took a backward turn, which brought us to the bosky recesses, the pack all the time working along beautifully ...

... bustled his opponent famously (the tactics, if not the philosophy, of Tho Conditioned ), and long rests were as plentiful as blackberries, much to the undoing of the elder, though withal very sturdy, player. A fortnight later a long match on level terms was ...

... Pomfret, a fawn, excellent in head properties. but somewhat faulty in body, Second honours went to Mrs Thistleton's Lady Blackberry, a black bitch, also light in body, yet good in twist of tail and in shape of her head. She won in the novice class from ...

... place, three dogs Lein employed. Nature of ground which was marched : Forest with very thick undergrowth, grown over with blackberry branches, near the drill field of the Grenadier Guards barrack. The casualties to be recovered were put out by Lieut. von ...

... visitor had travelled far over the country in the harvest time be would have found self-binding reapers as plentiful as blackberries. Objection is also taken to the usual custom in Scotland of carting the corn to be stacked at the homestead, but opinions ...

... to Mr D. S. Anderson's good-healed Duchess, who is slightly long in back, and shows a little too much daylight. Bullring Blackberry, the property of Mr Bauer, was placed reserve; she is somewhat of the toyish order in comparison with those that were placed ...

... and variable rose family, the apple, must be cons idered ournational fruit. Apples in England have ever been plentiful as blackberries from the very earliest times, and cider at one time competed with home-brewed ale as our national beverage, just as it ...