... These are rated to be spawning fish already reappearing from the see. but it seems to me it is tether early yet tut the Blackberry soduson, and that three which have bees going are spring salmon of large dime n sions. The supply of sermon peal on the ...

... the Drowse. This river is now rather low, and no good fishing likely to be had till the Laminae flood comes, and then the blackberry fish may give some sport. Trout fishing DOW a complete failure; even night fishing is bud. Around the Donegal coast the ...

... Had it not been for the shooting away of the heather into a state of splendid luxuriance, and the abundant growth of the blackberry plant, I have no doubt that the disease would yet be raging. Healthy heather will make healthy birds, and e eonrerso. N ...

... woods and are not easily got at): for ibex and chamois August and September, and again in the spring ; for bears during the blackberry season In September, when they are busy with the wild fruits ; for wild boar any time. Partridge, fnneolin, woodcock, and ...

... Cricket ran as nad.welerl : in both .per the black showed pace. In the &clew. Mr Fete's bit b a pAst. ;101l Duet kid the foot Blackberry, sal, rowdier very Owe, won really. Volatile was lid awl well beaten by Wile Violet. Who hangiag la the slim Truly Wind ...

... the open—to lay up their cube where they could. Now it is found that though foxes are plentiful all round, almost as the blackberries, they are not, as usual, to be killed, two or three at a time, in the leading coverts. So they will learn to travel, before ...

... a luxuriant tangle of blackberry briars lining everyone of them, that those who are nervous about the snowiness of their leathers had better be sure of their bnnters' powers before charging these reservoirs of potential blackberry jam ! Sunday last was ...

... s, rasp , erries, An —in the same way I/Icelandic wives and datuhtere scone the low unwooded hills of their island for blackberries and on such occasions they sometimes interrupt Bruin, who enjoys these fruits quite as much as we do. One, who thus un ...

... Nov. 30, 1878. common as blackberries two months ago. Drab and red, drab and black, were the ceneral liveries. The Guards were in the forefront all through ; one or two ladies rode the chase admirably ; and the line was as big as most lines in Ireland ...

... domestic life, with its busy r, unfolds itself in the new colony. Some are constituted cooks; o 'iers gather heath, crowberry , blackberry, Andromeda, Ac., for fei 1. heaping it in creat piles beside the cook. One is doing her Kgr behind a rock, as in the ...

... of which are a elem., cherry, and crab apple of excellent flavour. The ordinary around berries, such as the salmonberry, blackberry, currant thimbleberry, strawberry, yewberry. snowberry, raspberry. (*peon grape (I3erberis agnifolinm), erowherry. blueberry ...

... The method of construction was simple enough. In the charters of the 12th and 13th centuries, Scots were as plentiful as blackberries, and the genealogist, searching only for a name and appropriate date, would only be puzzled whether to choose Gilbert, ...