... ns bd d Tritonia, IV., by New Squire — Mixed beat by Fight for Freedom—Maggie' Metaphor lt aney 11. Mr P. Kell ' a bk b Blackberry} {Mr J. Murtagh ns wf b NORM Enterise, y Sayan Exile VIII., by Huron — Beta Berry Mayan pr Exprbess Mr P. Keegan's bd b ...

... tsrled and so easily irWct;e7 roots of various kinds. bulbs of wild hyacinths, earth nests, beech mast, acorns, fungus, blackberries, field slugs, snails, earthwornut, beetles, frogs, snakes, field mice, moles, and young rabbits. With regards to the rabbits ...

... abounds here. The small copper (Chrysophanua phlwaa) is also very common, and easily found. One only needs to stroll past a blackberry bush to see this small butterfly greedily feeding on the over-ripe berries and on the flowers. It differs considerably from ...

... winning dog, was given third ; he is low on the leg, has a deep keel, and sound hindquarters. In bitches Mr Levers Rusholme Blackberry won in preference to Mr Woodhead's Brandesburton Cialleckte, who is a little plainer in skull Her kennel companion, Cala ...

... Queen's Sandringham Valour. Dicassumis.—Doir. Messrs Woculhead and Lever's Hirachrot ; bitch, Mr T. A. Level's Horsham. Blackberry. Bottmoos.—Dort, Mrs Edgar Waterlow's Nathan' Lad; bitch, Mr J. McPberrion's Phut-Nana Bum. Tessems. 1 tog, Mr 11. E. Monk's ...

... improves them by breeding and selection, but the blackberries are beneath his notice. And yet there is no fruit that appeals more strongly to the British boy, and we think we m ay add girl also, than the blackberry, common enough though it may be In our eopees ...

... correspond, by yd. Per doz. 29/6 Some other designs : P. 43.—Ferns and Ivy, Ivy-leaf filling, Border on Table 49.—Bramble and Blackberry Border, with Centrepiece P. so.—Shamrock Border and Centre, Border on Table P. t.—Lily and Rose Groups, with Centre, Border ...

... sad nest eseasehd Messrs Low sad oe, Dinh Hill Part, Mewed a peep peisrown plants of a omen between the logsaborry sad the blackberry, and evidently a great cropper. The Hereford Nursery Company exhibited a collection of the large-flowered forms of heliotrope ...

... hunting. A single-harness selling class was the least interesting feature of the show. First prize went to Mr Whitworth for Blackberry, by Polonius, second to Mr Walter Winans for Forest Girl, and fourth to the same owner for British King, while Mrs Goad ...

... this year. As for the others, we go gaily (or it may be sorrowfully) on month after month, some avoiding what they call blackberry chickens, but nearly all suspending operations during November, which is about the worst month in tho year for fertile ...

... eat considerably less flesh than they do vegetable food --roots, grass shoots, bark, acorns, beech mast, berries, fruit blackberries and raspberries), together with a great variety of insects, such as ants, beetles, wasps, and, strange to say, Mayflies ...

... Grand CUTER by above dog, 7 weeks, brindle Pled; pedigree includes Oa Prince Albert, Boas. liefwood Duchies. Katerfelto, and Blackberry; ante winners: bilebos. 57 e, doge 43. 3a. Also DAM of above, 5 years: good metier and mother: 14. is. Approval.—Hawon7l4 ...