... herself to be a very shrewd organiser, and at the end of a year there was £ll in hand, largely because she had made the jam (blackberry) herself. An in creased demand for beds resulted in an appeal being made among Cambridge residents, and a sum of £200 a ...

... and also shows well at trials but it is as a sire that he is supreme. Among his children are Dual Ch. Bramshaw Bob, Ch. Blackberry, Ch. Lady of Airlour, Ch. Banchory, and F.T. Ch. Banchory Donald. There are also a host of other dogs, winners at trials ...

... natural, the denizens of the Cattistock country and of John James Farquharson's old country a vast domain were thick as the blackberries soon will be at this Dorchester Show. Lady Ilchester, with son and daughter-in-law, all well known in the Cattistock Hunt ...

... I purchased the place, as un petit bois d'agre'ment. This little wood of agreeableness consists of seven trees and some blackberry bushes but who cares, since I cannot sit under more than one tree at a time At this hour of the morning there is an intense ...

... which is just in their country and good sport often follows. An enormous wood which belongs half to each pack, known as Blackberry Hill, is rather a bugbear along this southern boundary, usually ending a hunt. New- stead Woods, south of Mansfield in the ...

... bed of lettuce. L. FRUITS Strawberries Greengages, Blackcurrants, Raspberries, Gooseberries, Loganberries, Red. Cherries, Blackberries, Golden Plums, Victoria Plums, Purple Egg Plums, Damsons, Red Plums, etc. VEGETABLES Peas, Scarlet Runner Beans, Macedoines ...