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... beech, cypress, gum, nod pecean ; whilst the shrubs and undergrowths contd.:. of hazel. pawpaw, persimmon, spice, dewberry, blackberry, huckleberry, w:iortieberry, black std red zaw, cane, and vine.. The pric a of lands in Arkansas strike one as being almost ...
... returns Washirgton U.S.A., brit inclose a note from the West, which clearly demonstrates that horses are notes plentiful as blackberries, nor can they be picked up like apples ; in fact, they are not grown on trees or made to order. Choice stook cannot be ...
... (let. 3, a brisk and lively caterpillar, and as such it was duly fed by me at nine o'clock p.m. on Its usual allowance of blackberry leaves, in opening the box the following day, 10, and behold the bright-looking caterpillar had turned into a tooth leaving ...
... READY, brown mare, by Tho Coroner. 6 years. about 15.3. up to 18 atone; well known with the Kildare and Meath hounds. 7. BLACKBERRY. chesnut mare (pedigree unknown). 6 years, abou t 15.3 up to 14 stone ; carried the hunts- man of the Duballow hounds last ...
... Blocher IN'S , g. sire Confidenco (Koh dam Welsh pony. CASsIIIIIEttRY • bay gelding, 11.1, foaled 1593, sire Cite-nip t: dam Blackberry( Flit; a good has n , ano, tidy, took price so wheeler in tandem at i Show ' lion The ale, mice a beantifel pair of ponies ...
... he Foulotique; has speck in eye, otherwise a rood hunter. PRIMROSE DAY, by Beliville out of Strati:m*7 ; a good hunter. BLACKBERRY, a : good hunter , btu barn constantly hunted by little girl. MESSRS TATTERSALL will SELL by AUCTION, near Alherbrate. as ...
... TUN LAWTON BL ACK BERRY.—Can any of your torrespondenta give any information concerning anew American fruit, the Lawton Blackberry?— F. It. I. THR FARM. .4. AGRICULTURAL IDUCATION. ARE CERTAIN EFOCIIS In the more recent history of agriculture an intimate ...
... of which are a elem., cherry, and crab apple of excellent flavour. The ordinary around berries, such as the salmonberry, blackberry, currant thimbleberry, strawberry, yewberry. snowberry, raspberry. (*peon grape (I3erberis agnifolinm), erowherry. blueberry ...
... the scale at a pound in various baskets, and one weighed llb. soz. Half to three-quarter pounders were as plentiful as blackberries. The best were on the Hot hole and Mount drains. A Nottingham angler at Sibsey on Tuesday caught 351 b. of watch, bream ...
... Cricket ran as nad.welerl : in both .per the black showed pace. In the &clew. Mr Fete's bit b a pAst. ;101l Duet kid the foot Blackberry, sal, rowdier very Owe, won really. Volatile was lid awl well beaten by Wile Violet. Who hangiag la the slim Truly Wind ...
... where the trout were often rising at the fly on Christmas an d snails and grubs were as plentiful in the winter as the blackberries n autumn, we had very large Soaks of starlings in the winter, but very few indeed in the slimmer. In Lincolnshire we have ...
... two days. NEW G.C. IDEAL w:ather favoured the autumn meeting on Monday, and in consequence low scores were plentiful as blackberries. 1 its were also the rule. and bore eloquent testimony to careful handicapping. Mr G. 0. Crease, last year's silver cup ...