... proved. As has been often pointed out in these columns, people may roam with practical impunity over a farmer's fields blackberrying or mushrooming, except in certain cases. On this subject, as also on the abuse of footpaths, a strong expression of opinion ...

... 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 ...

... on Monday at Albert-gate. The highest offer accepted during the afternoon was 100 gs. fog Snowflake, a grey huntress. For blackberry, a block mare out of the same stud, which had carried a lady, and was also quiet in harness, 05gs. was paid; and 80gs. and ...

... should the be planted? [The bramble, blackberry, raspberry, dewberry, and clondberry are included in the genus Rubus, and belong both. liosaceie. Rebus rhaninl. folios and 8. oorylifollus furnish the blackberries of our hedges, and are well known to every ...

... protect with netting from the birds. Last week a blackberrying party looked on it as a revelation. The plant is trained along a cut furze shelter facing west, in a hot situation. There is a white-fruited blackberry, with a very fine flavour, which I believe ...

... improves them by breeding and selection, but the blackberries are beneath his notice. And yet there is no fruit that appeals more strongly to the British boy, and we think we m ay add girl also, than the blackberry, common enough though it may be In our eopees ...

... trespass. At present in the north no one call prevent his land from being trespassed upon by persons in search of mushrooms, blackberries, &c., which are iu certain cases most valuable to farmers on some estates (a neighbour has realised from £lO to in some ...

... is fruity autumn also on the mountains and in the fields, where hedge and oopse or sunny hillsides are rich in luscious blackberries, and mushrooms are abundant in the rich grassy meadows all over the country. In some districts there are also heavy crops ...

... good-looking four-year-olds Golden Link, Venture, Whiteheart, and Blackberry to wit. The firs t named eventually settled down favourite at 4to 1, whilst next in demand came Blackberry, ridden by his owner, who received en ovation for his recent Grand ...

... given by Mr Heaton, Little Mildred, a four-year-old harness mare, making 280 gs. Competition for the four-year-old gelding Blackberry was also keen, and eventually this handsome black Chesnut, which has obtained many show ring honours, fell to Mr Iloldsworth's ...

... picking or gathering. Many of the blackberries sold in London and other large towns are imported from Brittany, and last season nearly 800 tons are said to have been sent here from the port of St. Maio alone. Blackberries are so plentiful, not only in hedges ...

... Ingumar. dam Chloe, winner of many p ri e.. 11. THE BAILIFF. yearn, by The Lawyer, dam by Orion; • winner of primp, IS. *BLACKBERRY, 7 yeare,l4 Onnboat. 16. BEVERLEY.S year ., by Knight of Launch). IS. BORDERER, 7 yearn, by Gunboat. 16. BENDIMERE, 6 years ...