... Cleopatra Chandler 0 8 (c»r Mr J Coate's Stately Bruekshaw 0 6Mr Hamsden's Mis*ry (late Wealth) Pagan 0 8 6 Mr W Panderwm's Blackberry Wlddowfield 0 « a«*t Mlitrust. sto Finale, 6 Burnaby, to 1 Ml' try, Mid 1 othm. Mistrust cat oat the work from ...

... Hampton-Lady Kan. Mr J 2owtber's Chu^'wa^n^ty Lowtber'a MacMorrogh, , ~ Mr Btundall Maple'a Harwtor, 2 yra Mr W Sanderson's Blackberry. 2 yra „ „ Mr C Trotter's f Collarette, 2 yra Baron de Tuyll'a Zelia, 2 Mr Oubliette, t „ Mr B WdghlU'a Grove HIIL 2yra ...

... they ran tin fairly In the line for home, when Ben Strorae drew to the front, and won by a leagth and half: a bad third. Blackberry waa fonrtb. LATEST BETTING ON THE 00UB8B. (After the Great Yorkshire Stakes.) BT.LEGER. QA« MUUBI^ mile*. Boa Wednesday ...

... Qr«tn 10 Mr Hobaon'aQuebec ..Hobbe 7 Uunttrd'i OulMMsi, ..Dover 6 7 Lord Londonderry'! Delay Dawson 6 3 Mr W Sasderaoa'a Blackberry Owner FBI OAT. SEPTman 20. The BBPTBMBBK HANDICAP of l.OOOga; winner (filing races excepted) after September 5. 1 p.m.. ...

... live bushels, Is. 3d. being about the average. A new rural industry is being opened in Kent—namely, the cultivation of blackberries for profit. Enormous quantities of this fruit are grown the hedges in the lanes and other parte that county, and the Idea ...

... ARRIVALS. At Manchester—Donovan, St Patrick, Beaton. Seabreeze. Pioneer. Bnthualast, Sharpshooter, Dsgmar, the, Antlbee. Blackberry, Ozeve. Partngton, Uoraemlnt, Prankfort. Cliltabob, Waste, TO-DAY'S TRAINING MOTB*. Nkwmarkft.— tbe fide Jennings's Blondcl ...

... separated tracts of pasture land as would make your cowboys out West mad with envy, right under burning equator bar* on blackberries and bilberries, and quenched our thirst wi'h crystal water fresh fr>m the bed*. have also Uen able add nearly 6,000 square ...

... aged ..—..—Mr Mclfeill 0 12 7 Mr Holdeo's Blackberry. aged Owner 0 18 7 Lord Harrington's Acceptance, by 6 yra Barry 2 to sgst Isabella, 9 Pysche, and 4 to Empress. Backer led for ball the journey when Blackberry took the command, bat gave way six furlongs ...

... Curragh King's Evil. THIRBK. Plate.—Yorkshire Herald—Morebattle or Farington. Licensed Victuallers' Gazette Stokeelcy or Blackberry. Sportsman—Barberry. Sporting Life —Everitt or Harpagon. Bowcrby Welter.—Yorkshire Herald—Lady Cashier or Yarm. Sportsman—Star ...

... bodily fear. Mr. J. Suhoiefleld elicited that differences filiated between the gamekeeper owing oompiainut'i wife gathering blackberries. Thomw Heigh, Goldthorpe and other corroborated the eomplaiaut'. erlduoa to the effect that Ward kicked and threateneil ...

... weight under «st 7lb. tine mile and a half. Sir K JawUne's Bnlmer. 3 yre D*l>« of trove's tttoun *j. yra. Mr C*>asiabU's Blackberry, liy Low leader, dam Htccluromelr'- lloiy Ibtf. yte-^ Kve*hem's 4 Murrey'* Matey. Sir Duke's Fmce-tw«nsr ...

... Mr W v-uciiru 0 9 Cooper a Xu..,» W*ldou C 811 Cuuatable'a ™,- M W -v. * SCARBKO HANDICAP. Star Tiap Uorcnco S-t. John 2, Blackberry.) li mn. ...