... Stakes. The CuAYEN SbTAES. Mr P.Tavlor'sbk a& NYd Smoker beat Mr Snpson's f d Hock Mr Ltom's r b Shiny . . Mr King's bkiI Blackberry Mr Buxton's f b Nettle . .Mr Simpson's f & w b Bitters Sir T. Hesketh's bd d Hyson M. Mr Craven'fs f b Carrelite Smooker ...

... lrit l 0 - ' 'THAMES. POISONOUS BERRIES.-.On Thursday, an old mnan named John elsllard, who carried a basket condaieinthe blackberries, was brought before Mer.' B'lofatmne, charged with selling poisonous berries ol the deadly nightshade, and causing the'deaths ...

... poor beast .so worrie,dl 'R6und oneithicket; ?? that, and. Jto.a third; back again to the first, round, an oak,. into s.blackberry bush; out again,waway among. some trees,. back- agai - 'then up a glade, backwards fand forwarids ?? 'all'in a brisk walk ...

... extreme, and there was nothing transpired to throw any light on this great event. Rumours of course were as plentiful as blackberries at harvest-time, but to these we pay but little attention. The Danebury Stable appear to be puzzling the know- ing ones ...

... to the gaze of the multitude, acrobats, jugglers, chaunters, gipsies, and Ethiopian Serena- ders, were as plentiful as. blackberries, whilst cockshies and nut targets, afforded ample amusement to the humbler classes. Oar old friend, Careless, occupied ...

... we recommend a journey-into those`regions- of forest scenery;, FParties can retire to natural bowers into which 'prowllng blackberry and bird's-neat boys seldom enter. ~, They can; muse be'eafhi'oaks whose 'parents planted them ' eradven. ture when'Rbb ...

... Daddy as well as .i-harleyi we will wait another week before we give our opinion. The pros and cons are as numerous as blackberries; the referee vacillating, or else he. is.. belied. Jones says. he (the referee) :disowns the written desision of Tuesdayj ...

... albeit nothing of bis dislikefor Seotchmen. In short, be evidently deals in facts, and the sportsman will find them thick as blackberries, in I Highland Sports and Highland Quarters,. A VoICE F WO~i WINDSOR. No. I. By VERITAs. Strange, Paternoster-row. 'hit ...

... spile their good looks, and make their jackets seem like hedgehogs, but corfs, colds, and infduency, will be as plenty as blackberries. Tom Dawson, Bob Heseltine and Co., will nap it in their country quar- ters if they don't look out. Well, what's sarce ...

... Harkaway, out of Mtrgecy, beat Mr J. Sutcliffe's Spy, by Snowball, out of Scot Mr Maitby's Star Light, by buckshire, out of Blackberry, beat M1r Coix's Comet, by Dart, out of Fly Mr Jardine's Liddesdale, by Bowhill, out of Lady Seymour, beat MrPreston's Plunder ...

... racing days; the innate yearning for the sight of fields and flowers which takes boys miles and miles for birds' nests and blackberries, and springs up in our hearts, and tempts us all, more or less, to shake off the town dirt from our feet to brave the country ...

... much else that God has given us, else people would not rush along laughingly as they do, and ragged boys would not go a blackberrying, and dusty, careworn mechanics would not push onwards in the stream of life rolling from out the metropolis in the morning ...