... to the accuracy of the times given. lien who could run a hundred yards in ten seconds were apparently as plentiful as blackberries in September; and upon one occasion the time of a 200 yards consolation race is gravely returned as 21* seconds. Of course ...

... a covert beklarlaff to the Meson Marshall ; bwasomfor. flattish:ay. a tines was clopped-no one to Name. Cetera,* Horn..r Blackberry, Hoe Hill. awl Cropwell Lingo were twat tried, but all bleak hot still the field thought that if a lon could only Le f o ...

... Marley's Felton Duchess, both well known ; and then came a lot of repetitions, Hampshire Lily, Nuthurst Choice, and Moorlands Blackberry all following lip earlier wins. Of the bitches not seen out at the London show the best was Mrs Marley's Felton Baroness ...

... faces when travelling for the first time on an African road, m^eting Arabs and negroes, where camels are as plentiful as blackberries should be at home just nowt }Lire and there we passed heaps of hones, the sole remains of animals who have sueclimbed on ...

... El. S. Burger Mr Furness 78 Mr W. Gilbey 200 Bi7B. Crossley, M.P. 135 H.M. the Queen 105 MARGERY, bk, by Majestic (3208) BLACKBERRY, br, by Maulden Premier.(4so9) SCARCLIVI EVA, br, by Walker (4148) Oxcaorr Jams, b, by Walker (4148) BLL KORAN LADY, b, ...

... dam Booby, 9. REP, dark grey filly. 3 years by Bantam, dam Betty 10. TOPS , bay gelding, 3 piers. by Bantam, dani Lane Blackberry. men THE REPWITOftI7:CHEIITENIUM. they Hate HUMPHREYS%) WARNER, SHEPPARD, and WADE tors LTD. am favoured with imtrections ...

... therefore, that with the exception of some dozen names, as buttercups and daisies, cowelipi and primroses, bluebells and blackberries, it is absolutely essential to use Latin names, otherwise the botanist, as well as the non-botanist, will fail to understand ...

... and Mr P. Kenneully's Master Dick. LIGHT-WEIGHT HISITLECHASIL—Mr J. J. Stafford's Duhallow (Owner). Mr G. H. Malcolmson's Blackberry (Mr U. limithwick), 2; Mr 11. W. D. Goff's Buroma ( Owner ). 3. Also ran : Musgrave's Liberty, Capt. Bowler's Lady Betty ...

... Miss Watford, Horrabridge, for Brimstone, by Sultan- Blanche. Bitches: First, Miss M. Coryton , of Pentillie Castle, for Blackberry, by Sultan - Blanche; second, Mr T. Martin, of Lee Moor, for Bingdove, by Sultan-Rhapsody; third, Mr G. Morgan, of Saltaah ...

... particular mitts referred to are the apple, pear, peach, apric o t and nectarine, plum, cherry, quince, mulberry, grape, blackberry, nun,. berry, current and gooseberry. tarawbeny, nrante n .y, b lueberry. and huckleberry ; and Chapter XVII. deals with ...

... coun try, undocked. 2. STAFFORD (Irbil), chesnut gelding, 6 nem about a very 800 performer, perfect mouth and manners. J. BLACKBERRY, brown mare, aged, shout 15.2, by Cortese out of Sweet Briar: a perfect lady's hunter, brilliant performer, and fast. undocked ...

... tiMbee I shot one of thee. birds, with the crescent perfect, at Devil's Jump, fbifg on blackberries. I state this feet, as I find no author to name the blackberry as part of its food. As they leave our shores in October, and this specimen baying been ...