... Princess for the Park Stakes who, under different circumstances, had shown no mercy to bar in the Oaks. Reasons thick as blackberries were assigned for the in and out running, with which I shall not now bother my head, or that of my readers; The Princess ...

... Leceture beat Sir. Suteliffe's W|hiskey; Mr. King's Blackberry beat Mr. Emmott's Orlando; Mr. ?? Smoker beat Air. King's Alfred; Sir. Robinoon's Phoebo beet Or. Dorning' Duchy-Scecond Tics: Lecturs beat Blackberry, Pbeebe beat Smoker.-Uppinps: Piltbo beat Lecture ...

... beat Mr Sutcliffe's bd b Whisky Mr King's b d Blackberry . Mr Enamott's b d Orlando Mr Duckworth's b h& wd Smoker * Mr King's bl d Alfred Mr Robinson's bd b PhEbbe Mr Domning's r b Duohy Lecture beat Blackberry j Phoebe beat Smoker Phoebe beat Lecture, and ...

... out by the same vessel, on his own sceount twelve superioreoatehingmnares. -Eostern Cesoe ties Herald. The common English blackberry thorn improves in appearance on transplantatiotu to the Australian colonies; ltat we believe it has not yet fruited either ...

... Acton Bottom, on Monday, the 21st ult.; but, in consequenee of the peelers, who, on this occasion, were as plentiful as blackberries, refusing to allow stakes to be driven into the ground, for the purpose of marking out the course, the articles of argument ...

... wb Pandora beat Mr Tisdale's rd d Tanner. Mr Maguire's Gubberawully beat Mr Smith's rd d Scarlet. Mr Bourne's bk and wb Blackberry was not in attendance.- when called for; therefore, her adversary, Kate, ran a bye. Black. berry afterwards ran a bye, and ...

... Senator beat Mickey Free. Saran (should be Swan' beat Queen of Erin. Empress beat Rainbow. Kate was drawn, and Shelagh beat Blackberry. Pandora ran a bye. Guberawully ran a bye. TaH cuP. Second Ties. Grasper beat Shelagh. Burgundy and liercules-ran an un ...

... Gubberawuily .. Mr Smith's rd d Scarlet Mr Langtry's bd d Raiabow ran a bye. if. Senatorbeat Mickey Free e Shelagh beat Blackberry Surao(should ?? Pandora rats a bye Empress beat Rainbow j u (isbberasully ran a bye Senator beat Swan Gubberawully bcat ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... signs of the ?? Widnsts. BLACKBERBR Syaupa.-Teb following is the recipe fcr 'making the famous blackberry syrup, a reiaedY for bowel ?? two quarts of blackberry jolce, add half an ounce each of powdered nutmeg, 6i0aIoBo I and allspice, aend a qearter of ...