... double harness and wheeler in a team. 4. ACORN ; regularly driven in single and double hanieas, and wheeler in a team. 5. BLACKBERRY; regularly driven in single and doable harness, and leader In team. 6 TORY; regularly ridden , and driven In single and ...

... IN the present age, when exhibitions of poultry are as numerous as the days in the year, and exhibitors as plentiful as blackberries in autumn, it is nothing less than treason to say one word against a system which is supported by both. I have, however ...

... the scale at a pound in various baskets, and one weighed llb. soz. Half to three-quarter pounders were as plentiful as blackberries. The best were on the Hot hole and Mount drains. A Nottingham angler at Sibsey on Tuesday caught 351 b. of watch, bream ...

... On this occasion I acquired some valuable information about blackberries from two gentlemen who had made the gentle Rubes their special study. On telling them that I found the blackberries near Hereford *western:el with more flavour than those in the ...

... (German), cucumbers, sweet potatoes (South American), &c., &c.; and of fruits, apples, peers, cherries, walnuts, cranberries, blackberries, red currants, &c., &c. Upon the whole, crops have been good for 1882, and there is an abundance for home consumption, ...

... Don John, was bred by Lord Glasgow in 1864. STODSMAN.—The pedigrees given In your letter are correct. GAIDIII. J. B. J. Blackberry bushes under cultivation produce iarger and better flavoured fruit than in their wild state. L. Lorna.—(live plenty of water ...

... the neighbourhood of dney such fruits as the peach, nectarine, apricot, um, hig, pe, cherry, and orange are as plenti- as blackberries. The orangeries and orchards of New South Wales are among its sights ; and in the neighbourhood of Sydney and round Port ...

... evening, howevber, a fox was disturbed at Calcraft's Bushes, and hounds ran him well up to the wooded heights, thenosover Blackberry Hill to Hnipton Reservoir, and it was marvellous how they managed to hold the fragments of a frail scent over the light ...

... Andrew Montgomery, Boreland— Mr James Cun Commended, Messrs J. & 8. Nivison—-Underwood, Commended, Messrs Ro & J. Shennan—! Blackberry THE SALE. After the prizes had been awarded the bulls were sold as usual by Mr Wallet, auctioneer. Competition was ve brisk ...

... out of proportion to the evidently unrivalled facilities of the country for prodnotion. Ponies in India are as common ae blackberries at home, but of what description? The indigenous tattoo is such a quaint little beast that he deserves to have his history ...

... Hornpipe was backed too, and there was stip about Alban in fact, as we have intimated, tips were as thick as the proverbial blackberry. The issue of the race showed what a differnme a quarter of a mile, shorter or longer, makes in • horse's form,—• trite ...

... READY, brown mare, by Tho Coroner. 6 years. about 15.3. up to 18 atone; well known with the Kildare and Meath hounds. 7. BLACKBERRY. chesnut mare (pedigree unknown). 6 years, abou t 15.3 up to 14 stone ; carried the hunts- man of the Duballow hounds last ...