... ited a change ! And how fared it with those Lou wau &bid a hand basket, ruin, ns the takes out in the country to gather blackberries in, or a knapseck, soutlicieut fur their wants— simple ones indeed? Several of the men, the other hand, to bo overburdened ...

... Patrician, 10-7, Captain liandall 2 Mr. Kindorsloy's Agami, 7.9, Gunlea ran—Chow Saheb 10.0. Betting—Evan money on Blackberry, two to one egainht enuta Saheb, one and half to une ngainet Agues, and five one against Patrician. Won by half a length ...

... O'Neill 1 Volune' Omtit's Debate, 8-U. Goole* Captain llaaeltoil'al Patrician. 19-7, Capt. Randall A Leo ran—Chou Saheb. 9-0, Blackberry, 8-7. Betting--Three to one Patrician and Ch. Saheb, 10 to 1 against Won by two lengths. Titu•--ZS secs. Fotrei a &CB. Horse ...

... the mud form. The books must have had a more than average good day, for winning favourites were not just as plentiful as blackberries in June, and one after another they came tumbling down like a house of cards. The ring were very strongly repreaented, ...

... third. TILE PAILAKIMEDI STAKES—(ORIGINALLY PADDOCK STAKES.) ROXANA, 9 - 40, Thomson - 1 SCREEN, 9-11, Owner 2 BLACKBERRY, 8-3, McQuade 0 Also ran: S. and B, Marcia. Betting: Evens Roxana, 2to 1 Screen, 3to 1 Marcia and 6 to 1 the rest. Won ...

... employing Indian labour in South Africa. Apparently Sir James Hulett thinks that Indian labourers are always as plentiful as blackberries in season and that, once the capitalists have made up their minds to employing them, they will only have to pick and choose ...

... Commissioners and Genera!is of divisions simply jostle one another on the roads, ruling princes are ns common as the proverbial blackberries; an Agent to the Governor-General, even though arrayed in all his finery, is of prac- Veally no account, one talks of ...

... their way, and were very largely patronised by all the small owners in the place; and bookmakers used to be as thick as blackberries. All manner of adventures used to occur and the, e was any amount of excitement or joekey. owners, Welters, and even the ...

... quality P Howeaty. 93. What was his dispo iti o n a n d Chrktinn name?—Sweet William. 31. What did he call his mother-in-law % Blackberry. 32. What did he call his father-in-Ina ? Elderberry. 33. What did 3frs. Bilberry give Mr. Bilberry when he came home l ...

... crop was one of the largest on record, but it all dropped to the ground a few days before it was due to ripen. Florida blackberries thrive well, and the Dewberry species seem to do well and to yield a good crop yearly. A very fine variety of cotton (Dale's ...

... pass over all the preliminary columns in which eminent journalist, versatile and famous, and so forth are as thick as blackberries, and east our eyes upon another portion of Miss arew's adventure. Miss Carew ventured to remark, so she tells us : Are ...

... get past the Japanese defences, to say nothing about the probability of the i lace being salted with mines as thick as blackberries on a bush The Tsugaru Straits are equally impossible, and south they dare not come. There can be no doubt that the Russians ...