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... ch c Splendour, by Sovereign.. (S. Templeman) I Mr. Massy's b f by Ilobadil, darn by Fyldener 2 Mr. liouldsworth's br f Blackberry, by Shet wood 3 After two false starts, they all got clear off in a breast, and without the least variation the three ran ...
... by Emilius, dam by Ruben, Nottingham, Oct. 21.—Mrkl alkerw Splendour beat AlrMassey's Eby Bobailil, and Mr Houldssurth's blackberry. O c t ts;,—Mr 80beits's Emilius, dam by Skim, received 30 sots from Sir N. Stool's b( by Streamer:be, out of Roaarnel. ...
... -31 r Dowbiggin's h c by Figaro, of Thoentuuna, beat Mr Jackson's I. c by dam by Master Jackey, und Mr. lionlelsworth's Blackberry. Stockbridge, 15.-M r Dilly's best Mr Wy ndhant's (by Coinus, out of Dortna, Mr. Shard's Bertha, and Gen Slork6ndye,Jusw2ll ...
... thrre•years old nst. 31b. One mile and a distance. (,4 ) I.ord Derby's eh by Whisker .. ..(K.JuUUson.) 1 Mr Iluuldsworth'sibr Blackberry, by sherwood 1 A Piece of Plate or Cold tap, value added we* scription of 10 goes. each, with 30 added to kr to the ()suer ...
... hose-leaf, by Whisker..(lt. Johnson) I Mr. llouldsworth's br Blackberry (Darling) 2 Two paid,-3 to lon Lord Derby'. filly, who took the lead, and kept it for three quarters of • mile, wilco Blackberry got a-head of her opponent, and kept it to the distance ...
... would no )e case; nor should we have the game and the pass laws, by which man is sent the house of correction for getting blackberries. If the peep e had a House of Commons, should have workhouses governed and constructed as if ’’ ’’ V * afraid people getting ...
... the House of Commons le a n repri .,, tated should tbry bare odious (lame Laws?—(k old women and children I e taken up 1 blackberries and nuts ? Would there be 4, for the W orkhouse thst there it err for it take eight tam the The clams o es i k 2, l be ...
... another little boy, and then went to deceased's mother, who said her son had not tumbled into the water, but had gone blackberrying. Walter Abner, constable, &post d that he had found the body about five yards from w here he fell in.*The Jury returned ...
... Nanners i f M'allock, yes 0 I I Mr. Attisnodb f Peatbesilis, 4 yin 2 2 2 Mr. Turner's b f Nab, 4 yes I 3 Mr. Hamar% br f Blackberry, 4 yrs 3 0 d - Yana, 3. Mr. G. 0. Smiths b P V.. _, 4 0 • Mr. Robinson% b e by Partisan, $ ysa • 3 • Mr. Arroa,inith's ch ...
... ist 0 I 1 Mr Attwood's bf, Peuthesilia. 4 yrs. Bst. 41h Mr Turner's bf, The Nab, 4 yrs. Bst 41b. 1 0 3 Mr Harnar's hr f, Blackberry, 4 yrs Mr G. 0. Smith's bf, Varia. 3 yrs. 4 0 0 Mr Robinson's h e, by Partisan, 3 y es Mr Arrowsmith's ch pr, Orangeman ...
... 3 yrs .. .. 3 3 d Mr Hodgson's ch c Ye illiam IV. (late George IV.) 4 yrs .. .. 2 6 3 Mr Webster's b fSmallwaist (late Blackberry), 4 yrs 5 5 0 Mr Nowell's br fby Orville, dam Rossanue, 4 yrs 8 2 4 Mr H. F. Standish's b c DuiNiry, 3 yrs .. .. 4 d Mr ...
... prisoner’s house on the 16th.— j For the defence, Mary Jlarshall proved that she, the prisoner, and his wife were getting blackberries, when they found the piece of lead in a hedge ; they took to the nearest house, and asked several people if it belonged ...