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... upiter, 6 yrs, 6st 10lb; fe t 1elb; aged, set 71 3 Lady Vane, Syrs, Sst rs, 7st 10ib ; Hazard. 4 yrs, 7st ; St. Nicholas, 4 Blackberry, 3 yrs, 6st2ib. A goed meeting is expected. DONCASTER MEETING. in Waspnespay.—Entry for the Cleveland Stakes of 25 lenly ...

... purpose of gathering blackberries. While going through Forest, and near La) ton, he accidentally met who was gathering some acornt for his pigs. They proceeded together some distance into the forest, he (the boy) gathering blackberries, and the man acornt ...

... up like half-fledged porcupine, full of prlcklea and briers, the blood flowing from his scratches If had been enjoying a blackberry shower bath. The fight was renewed with unflinching courage by Saunders, but he had the worst the ont-fightlng, and although ...

... against Gibr ar but owing to the frost Mr Goodlak: raltar, and Mr Etwall re ed the st es. Oaks, for Bitches. Mr Biggs’s bk Blackberry Mr Etwail's wand bd qu Mr Lock: sbaL Mr Goel kets y Garonne er Mr Locke’s « 1k late Blonde) Mr Agx’s bil Angeuc. MrW neham’s ...

... best, aescan * London, from ,he . w domestic llees of BogUsh . m^«b U U 7''£« jr.^^Cb^-.e^rSd seem to please of sloe and blackberry Jdlalocaled U oneof the grand .hake It till RMltahulse each oth.rwhmi testimonies friendship » c()clly . There they their ...

... Day’s br gby Saracen, aged .Captain Berkeley) .. .. 1 Mr ilavtln rn’s g Sail r, Young Grimaldi, aged.. 2 Mr Butt i’s hr g Blackberry, by Arbutus aged . 3 cockcrell’# br g Parchment, aged . . . 4 A sovs each ; one and a half five subs. Webb’s ...

... not whether Coombes shou'ld h» on™ «f the four, but whether men infinitely superior G.Camphen we not be found plentiful blackberries.” Let the backers of the Lon- Sol men beware, or they will hear the Scottish friends of the Clyde crew i..p uo in token ...

... Auatln’a b Selim, aged Mr. B. Bmlih a br h 8 lok-ln-the-Mud, aged ; Mr. B. Bradley's b g Rocket, aged; and Mr. Townsend’a br g Blackberry, aged.—Mr. B. Harris been appointed Slakeh Ider. WnntTLiNQ. —The annual match will take place to-morrow and two following ...

... Cwm, He sleeps the copselifind among the futze bushes, and hat been seen eating raw thellmth and sea-weed, upon which and blackberries supposed have existed the whole time bat been there. At be has avoided the haunts men,” and conceals himself at soon sees ...

... and King), exerted themselves very merltorluuily, and many of the postures were really wonderful. Blows were plentiful blackberries, and the bufferings which every one the iramatis personte had to endure were evidently the must itrikmg parts of the ...

... won three heats by SirW. Wynn’s Sir Walter, 4 yrs, Sst 71b (Spring), beating Pluralist. 4 Sst 4lb Nab, 3 yrs, 7st9lb; and Blackberry, 3 yrs. One paid. A Silver Cap, value 50/., with 10 to the second horse, given by Lord Grey, for horses not thorough-bred ...