... ui, by Tratalgar out of Carmettto Mr Garnett's f. St w. b. Gipsy Queen, by Sandy, out of Zorillo, beat Mr Kiug's bk. d. Blackberry {pedigree unknown) Mr R. B. Bennett's be. b. Coke, by Carlos, out of Primrose, beat Mr RudcU„'e's bk. and w. b. H. r. iet ...

... _yie>-ander tba Great, bought of Mr. Goodi-au-l. 4y rs old, Ist. I (lib. 0 Dake of Grafton's br. colt, by Walton, oat of Blackberry. 3 yrs bid, Jst. 101b. — 0. Sir P. Evelyn's b.c. Cassander, 3 yrs old, 8«t. .. i) Gen. Gower't b. f. Donna Clara, 3 yrs ...

... Remembrance. Bay Colt, by Banker, out of Nerissa, by Woful, Mr Giffard's, 80gs at Derby, beating Mr Houldsworth's br. f. Blackberry, Sir G. SitweU's b f. by Figaro, dam by Filho da Puta, and Mr Charlton's b. f. by Neg, tutor, dam by Filbo da Puta, grandam ...

... vending •Cholera Morbus Bull's eye! As to •• Cholera Ch.rms. (the well known •• Ab.a- cadabra ) they are as plentiful as blackberries. Proclamation Respecting the Plague by the Lord Mayor or London — The following curious pro- clamation was issued in the ...

... appointed stewards. Tbe Cup. Mr Et wall's f. Enhsm, beat Mr Hall's r. b. Top Mr Goodlake's r. d. Gracchus, beat Mr Biggs's Blackberry Mr Bowles's f. b. Boscobel, beat Mr Locke's w. Lark Lord Rivera's bk. d. Gilbert, beat Mr Wy ndhaiu's bl. d. Wizard Mr Bowles's ...

... c. by Sanchu, out uf Fanny Lord Milton's bay Colt, by Camillus, uut of Minstrel Ge Grosvenor's cb. f. by WaXy, uut of Blackberry Geu. Grostenurtb. C. by Whiskey, outof Buttercup DONCASTER MEETING, ISi J. Mouday, The Produce Stakes of ?? each. b. ft ...

... I. Day's ?? g. by Saracen, axed, first K.'upt. Berkeley) 1 Mr lla.> thorn's ii-ulor. aged, ?? .. .. .. .. i Mr Duttnu 'a Blackberry, aged, list .. .. . . :? Air Cockerell's Parchment, aged, vtst .. .. ..4 A Handicap of [Osovs. each. Mile and alialf. (SSubs-) ...

... Jsckey 8 3 Mr Houldsworth'sbr.f. Blackberry ,b? Sherwood 3 This was the most severe race (with tbc exception of the first year, when the Cup was contested for by Wanton, Theodore, and May-Day,) ever run on this Course. Blackberry had the race in hand till within ...

... desiie at present to hear any more Lee turers now-a-days, with great pretensions and little talent, are as plentiful as blackberries,'' and such shallowpated pretenders do serious injury lo those highly gifted individuals, who like Mr. Calvert, are endowed ...

... rery easy. ' , . Match I'ir.iHi.s. livo-veaj ...

... jury for the defendant- He wpg not instructed to deny that the promises to marry (which had been proved as plentiful as blackberries) had been made and broken; his client waa an old bachelor, who hsd acted very foolishly, and of course he must pay for ...

... they met the prisoner. He wu an acquaintance of theirs ; he had a basket on his arm, and he staled he was going to get blackberries. The prose- cutor went to his work, and shortly afterwards oame out of the sbop, as he suspected that the prisoner was ...