... 30 gs. each, h. ft. for two years old colts, Hsl. 31b. and lillies, Bst. T. Y.C. About balf mile. Mr. Houldsworth’s br f Blackberry, by Sherwood Mr. Walker’s ch Splendour, by Sovereign Mr. Platel’s ch f Tonjours. hy Smyrna Mr. Charlton’s bf by Negociator ...

... Smyrna. ~ _ A Sweepstakes of Jogs, each, 15gs. ft. for two year olds. T.i.C. About half a mile. Mr. T. Houldsworth’s br f Blackberry, by Sherwood—Jocko s ch c Splendour, by Sovereign 'son of Bigot}, dam by Deceiver. . Mr. Platel's ch f Toujours, by Smyrna ...

... Registrar-General, the following causes of violent deaths in England in one year are recorded :--Ughtning, 15 persons; blackberries, 1 ; drinking boiling water, 6 ; drinking cold water, 2 ; bull, 2 ; f«odfrey s c?. * a ferret, 1 cucumbers, a lion, 1 ; ...

... and flavour will surpass Ale. Porter, and Cider.—lll. To make Rhubarb Wine.—lV. To make Balm and Lemon Wine.—V. To make Blackberry Wine.—Vl. make Strawberry Wine, from only One Shilling to One Shilling and Fourpence per Gallon. These Wines will surpass ...

... a short time, hut left early, as did also Colonel Wild man, and several of the officers and members the Yeomanry corps. Blackberry Jam. —This conserve is the greatest, the most innocent, and certainly the least expensive treat that can be provided for ...

... (Hear, hear.) There was no country in the world covered with abuses as this country (hear, hear) —they were as thick as blackberries; they were in equal abundance to our wealth they were deeply ingrained in the frame of society; they were as extended as ...

... and miscellaneous (not fewer than 400) incidents of a hu monrous character were multiplied. Sommersets were plentiful as blackberries in autumn. Hats and wbigs were flying in all directions; and we hear of a' sporting Bishop ! who, having lost his spectacles ...

... also been made, to put an end to these delightful and healthy recreations. A person now is not allowed even to get a nut or blackberry from the hedge; if caught in the fact, he is summoned before a magistrate, and must either pay certain fine, or go to prison ...

... identified him. , , ■ ~ return from this digression ;—on looking over the horse fair, saw that “screws” were plentiful blackberries,” that good hacknies were very scarce and in demand, ami that anything like a good roadster fetched a high price Some ...

... correspondents, Messrs. Stanfield and White head, will remember the authority which asserts, that were reasons as plenty as blackberries, they ought not given on compulsion.” The robber, in liil Bias, when presentiuo his pistol the traveller’s breast, said ...

... hands, at advancing prices, no less than four times in a day. Horses of middling and inferior quality have been as thick as blackberries, but almost entirely unsaleable. The Davis Straits Fishery has been rather more successful this year than last. The Truelove ...

... name of bpoo ner, living in Chester place, Derby, received a severe bite from an adder on Sunday last. He had been to get blackberries, in a field near Little baton, and, hue gathering them, his attention was drawn to something moving in the bottom of the ...