... and J ohn vVatson. Both teams were beautifully mounted. There are no beller ponies for a No. I to ride than Rlack Diamond, Blackberry, and Spinster, and I\lr. Guy Gilbey did well, even with such a No. 4 as i\fr. John vVatson, who had, I Lelieve, loonstone ...

... in August and September if they can find them, but they I. ave these for the grass meadows, along the hedges of which blackberries are to be found, later in the season, and this hunt lor fruit is the worst plague of the keepers in any district which ...

... in August and September if they can find them, but they I. ave these for the grass meadows, along the hedges of which blackberries are to be found, later in the season, and this hunt lor fruit is the worst plague of the keepers in any district which ...

... dyeing lip; and fingers with the juice of the dewberry, the lolacker, fewer berried bramble fruit which precedes the real blackberry and looks more tempting, with almost the bloom of a hot- These are all signs of autumn, as are the early apple on house ...

... dyeing lip; and fingers with the juice of the dewberry, the lolacker, fewer berried bramble fruit which precedes the real blackberry and looks more tempting, with almost the bloom of a hot- These are all signs of autumn, as are the early apple on house ...

... COUNTRY LIFE. 408 and a pot o' blackberry-an'-apple jam. first to come. H e fair give me a start, for I didn't expect 'en so Brother John were the early; he did put his head in at the door, an' beckon this way, so secret-like. (Here was the usual ac ...

... the photograph. The kinkajou It is most CoRN ISH. T Robert flowers creep about the hi(i h bank, from the top of which long blackberry branches are flung, some with white flowers, some with pinkish mauve ones, others with thick bunches of reel berries, with ...

... the photograph. The kinkajou It is most CoRN ISH. T Robert flowers creep about the hi(i h bank, from the top of which long blackberry branches are flung, some with white flowers, some with pinkish mauve ones, others with thick bunches of reel berries, with ...

... expense and labour devoted to to say, the owner of an English orchard would probably begin by depending on gooseberries, blackberries, red currants, strawberries, raspberries, table vegetables, and nc::;egays of cut fl owers. In California, of course, it ...

... Gurtha exercise that joy of childish hearts-the love of giving. Gurtha would shyly bold out a cl ocldeaf full of early blackberries, Molly would jump recklessly on the garden wall when she saw us coming, and tear off great branches of the fuchsia that ...

... Gurtha exercise that joy of childish hearts-the love of giving. Gurtha would shyly bold out a cl ocldeaf full of early blackberries, Molly would jump recklessly on the garden wall when she saw us coming, and tear off great branches of the fuchsia that ...

... THE MAHDI. A cross between a Raspberry and the common Blackberry. Ripe from the end of July to the middle of August. It is an Abundant Bearer, and of excellent flavour . Received an Award of Merit from the R oyal Horticultural Society. T he fruits are ...