... an afternoon at a Palace flower show a thing to be remembered. Great flower shows come upon us about Derby time thick as blackberries. On Tuesday and Wednesday last the Royal Horticultural Society held a large two-days' show at South Kensington under very ...

... hopeless to give a list of the company present, suffice it to say that Masters of Hounds were as thick on the ground as blackberries, and in addition to them nearly every gentleman in the slightest degree connected with agriculture in Yorkshire or elsewhere ...

... perhaps quite the best of its kind, someone remarked that hunters and hounds, M.F.H.'s and huntsmen, were as thick as blackberries in September. Then, again, the New Forest is a favourite trysting-placo for those who like to hear hound music whenever ...

... ALWAYS READY, brown mare by The Coroner, 6 yrs, about 15-3 ; up to 13st well known with the Kildare and Heath Hounds. T. BLACKBERRY, chesnut mare (pedigree unknown), 6 yrs, about 15-3 ; up to 14st, carried the huntsman of the Dubeßow Hounds last season ...

... on the 3rd inst., and found at the wood. Pug gave a ring round Rapsgate, and then skedaddled off via Cotswold House and Blackberry, thence up the valley to Moor Wood. Returning back across the valley, he passed the Five Mile House (leaving Duntieborne ...

... being capital in the open, and the blindness of the country, added to the pace, caused empty saddles to be as plentiful as blackberries. I am glad to be able to report favourably on the show of foxes ; and altogether the prospects for the season are highly ...

... charming people in suiniuer with their flowers. Natural hybrids, here the result of insect fertilisation, were plentiful as blackberries ; indeed, scarcely two were alike, but they wanted an infusion of the scarlet element amongst them. The fins highcoloured ...

... following Horses, the property of a Gentle- 107. Bird'e-eye, a cheenut gelding ; quiet to ride and drive, has been hunted. 108. Blackberry, a black gelding; quiet to ride and drive, Ina been hunted. 100. Brunette, a brown mare ; quiet to ride and drive. 110. ...

... driven wheeler In owner's team last season. 2. HIGH SHERIFF, grey gelding, 7 yre ; a good hunter, up to 14st, fast. 3. BLACKBERRY, brown gelding; good hunter. and fast, winner of South Coast Railway Plate, Rlngmer, 1952, heating a good field (see Oikadar) ...

... Gorse to ground at Bagendon Grove. Got pug out, and Who-whoop ! Moor NV:ad held an aspirant, which was rallied fast by Blackberry Quarry and Cotswold. House, through Coomb End, and thence to the right via Eycot Wood, Marsden Farm, Clifferdine, and Rendcomb ...

... 2e. 6d. per sieve ; swedes, 245. to 275. per ton ; turnips, Is. 9d. to 3s. Per dozen ; apples, 3.. to Os. per bushel ; blackberries, Bs. per bushl: pears, ss. to 10.. per bushel ; onions , 80s. to 90s. p er ton; ditto (Dutch), 3s. 6d. per bag ; ditto ...

... warm for hunting, both for ourselves and our h a ws, and we felt more inclined to stroll across the Downs and look for blackberries, anal here and theta a stray mushroom, thou i n gallop after a bare. Amongst those present were Colonel Parrott, colonel ...