... as they were with reference to the destruction caused by trawl-nets. Salmon and trout used to be as plentiful almost as blackberries in Peel river ; 3 to 4 cvrt. of salmon have been caught in one night ; now there are extremely few $o be found. The lead ...

... McPherson, and I think I had a very happy day; and I thank Alice many times for her long letter to me also. We have our blackberries the first of September, and now the ground is all covered with snow, and the people travel in sl-dghs and fur robes, with ...

... and sport commenced with tha Remaining First Ties. Two by Honours bt Beauty | Walnut ran a bye Second Ties. Borealis bt Blackberry I Walnut bt Two b_r Surpriae bt Cremorne | Honours Third Ties. Surprise ran a bye I Walnut bt Borealia Deciding Course. ...

... turn by Polly, was left to finish a pumping course single-handed. Blackberry led Castletown two lengths in the run up, turned, and served herself. After two ex. changes each. Blackberry gave a clean go-bye, and won easily. Berealis from a long slip, slightly ...

... Mr Tbomas Oldham ns Borealis beat his game old dog Two by Honour*. Mr Joseph Braddock 'g Sir Richard led Mr A. Braddock'a Blackberry, and having aU the racing points in hu favour, finished with a good kill! Second Round — Sou— r led from slips, but the ...

... the day's outing wa* thoroughly enjoyed by all present After indulging in various games, not excepting the gathering of blackberries fa the beautiful glen, the children were regaled with bunlosf, buns, and new mitlr, which, with a plentiful supply, was ...

... Girl. First Ties. Annie Hopwood beat Gam's Up. Blackberry beat Match (1 dr) Deciding Course. Mr T. Oldham ns bd k w b Annie Hopwood, by JoUy G*een— BustUng Girl, beat Mr A- Brad- dock's bk & w b Blackberry, by Royal Sports- man — Cberie, and won. The meet ...

... about a year younger, the son of a fisherman named Corkill, residing at Ballafessoo, near Port St Mary) were gathering blackberries on the top of a hedge, the younger of the two fell into a pi .1 of water. Hia companion, too young to be of any assistance ...

... Squib, beat Mr T. Oldaam i T» i bit. d Two by Honouiß, by Odd Trick Q,,.™ „ Trumps ill) H ° f Mr 3. J. Harris ns bk A w b Blackberry hv Roy.i ?? be_t Mr J. L. Kerm__J. f dßrunia, by Sir William- Fly node s Deciding Course. Mr S. J. Harris ne bk A w b ...

... Siste. ru Al'.ori: g (1) Mr S. J. Harris ns hit It w b Blackberry, by Royal Sjxirtsman, beat Mr Bl_k»*i bk & w d p Madman, by Landau— Mountain Maid First Ties. Annie Hopwood beat Gam's Tp. Blackberry ran a bye. Deciding Course. M_ A. T. Adams as bl fe w ...

... apply lo the decisive victory of Ned* Grey over Terrible Carnage. Banter easily disposed of Scarecrow. Annie Hopwood led Blackberry for » *' dktance, but the hare shooting up the bill tee black got first turn, but had n» chance with ur Adams's clever ...

... this delicious but much-neglected wild fruit Troop 6 of children may be seen going to Mr Kewley's shop with baskets of blackberries which they have gathered. Some idea of the quantity gathered may be formed from the fact that during the past week alone ...