... no difference between the ordinary well-broken retriever one meets at shoots (although they are not as plentiful as blackberries) and the dog that can win at these trials. From all acco ants these trials are conducted on practically the same lines ...

... same firm showed a new raspberry, called November Abundance the result of crossing Raspberry Superlative with an American blackberry. It is an enormous bearer, the fruits being large and of excellent quality. CADSPIIII.—Good strong masses of this orchid ...

... often seems to be miles of heather without them. Pheasants leave their own coverts to wander up the hedgerows in search of blackberries, and in this way travel for miles, but then they have the fences to guide them. The grouse have nothing of this sort, and ...

... could be comfortably practised. A day of changing clouds and brilliant sunshine, of brisk westerly bteeses, plentiful blackberries serve as a dessert to my sandwiches, many brambles are in full white flower, end a fine foxglove adds its testimony to ...

... &whams. I: ,In . S. a chesl.nt gelding, by R S. MItS MAO K EY, • bay mare; very quick and handy. t.mehe I in here lid. 4. BLACKBERRY. a black mare bought from CIO,. Miller in 1 , 109). IN OIGO, a blm.k mare bought from Capt. Miller In d. ItESt MAN. a bay ...

... and afternoon. The fixture being Sywell Wood, they had a fast ring of about forty minutes over a strong, rough country by Blackberry Covert, Vivian's Gone, and Mean Ashby Bushes, hunting on through Hardwick Wood towards Orlingbury before losing. After other ...

... and Mr P. Kenneully's Master Dick. LIGHT-WEIGHT HISITLECHASIL—Mr J. J. Stafford's Duhallow (Owner). Mr G. H. Malcolmson's Blackberry (Mr U. limithwick), 2; Mr 11. W. D. Goff's Buroma ( Owner ). 3. Also ran : Musgrave's Liberty, Capt. Bowler's Lady Betty ...

... busy about the growth on the bank, only it would appear that they were running riot on a moorhen, which flew from a mass of blackberry bushes. But almost at the same moment the voice of our hunuimau came, as he waved his hat in the moment of excitement, Hen ...

... covered with a golden growth of lichens, and shaded at its base by a clump of pine trees and stab& of hazel, wild rose, and blackberry. This is the chosen home of the adder. Scanner Stocks, for so the place is called, is of volcanic origin, and the district ...

... beer as edible fruit of a del flavour, but the few now and then produced in British gardens are not so good as our native blackberry or raspberry, notwithstanding the specific. name. The plant is easily reared by slips off the side shoots when three or ...

... proved. As has been often pointed out in these columns, people may roam with practical impunity over a farmer's fields blackberrying or mushrooming, except in certain cases. On this subject, as also on the abuse of footpaths, a strong expression of opinion ...

... pointto-reint rare this year. a winner of steeplechases. has been ridden ow parade as charger during the summer. Pow s. 2. BLACKBERRY. black or brows mane (thoroughbred). by Black Briosy—Blairl:barleetnw•n. :> rum; a good polo pony and fast (registered) ...