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... yrs Mr Jackson's c Hazaid. by Waverley, 4 yrs 7 Mr Whitehead’s br c st. Nicholas, liy Sherwood, 4 yrs •1 2 Mr Hoyle’s br f Blackberry, by Sherwood, 3 A PIECE I*LATF, given James Deardcn, Esq., tor horses, Arc. not thorough bred, the property subscribers ...
... 8-t. 7H».; Lady Vane. sv.s, 8*t.21b.! Flambeau, I yrs, 7--I. 101b.; Hazard, 4 ?? 91b. ; St. Nichols-, 4 yr = , 7-t. 51b. ; Blackberry, 3 \r-, 6-t. 21b. A good Meeting is expected at Rochdale. ...
... 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 ...
... Jones Whitehead's br c St. Nicholas, yrs. st 51b J Giay Mr Healey's b c Flambeau, Giey ton. yrs, 7«t KA Mr Hoylfc's f blackberry, Sherwood, 3 yrs, 21b pd A PIECE of PLATE, given by James Heard en, Esq. for l.orses, not thorough-bred ; four years old ...
... mountain-thistle, and 'Julies, to which he is very partial—during the autumn devouring vast quantities of ripe cranberries, blackberries, raspberries, strawberries, cloud-berries, and other berriM common 10 the Scandinavian forests ; and there can be no doubt ...
... Thompson's l»l Fitz-Langton, yrs nod Mr Weatherin'* c Welbcck, dam Walton, yr*. d Mr Tale’s b Chance, yrs u d Mr Hoyle’s br f Blackberry,:! yrs 0 d Four drawn. FRIDVY. The TOWN* PLATE of 50 sovs.: three years old, fist 121b, four, B>t 21b, five. Bst HHb, six ...
... 120 soys, &c SirW. Wynne's chc Sir Walter, Spring 2 Holt's c Pluralist. 4 Jones 1 Mr W. Turner's b The Nabb, 3 Hoyle's f Blackberry, Yatrsy Oae paid. SILVER CUP, value £60, given Lord Grey, for horses. belonging the King's Regiment of Cheshire Cavalry ...
... Lally Eve yrs., B.t. 2lb. ; Fl oubeau, four yrs., '7.t. 1011 ; four yrs., 7st, 91b. ; St. Nicholas, four yti. . rat. 61b. ; Blackberry, three pi., 6st. 211).—A good • tog is rxpertuil at Roclulair. ...
... equity bill to resd again ? Sir Charles Flower, on reading the above mlerr^ . gatory, exclaimed. “That bill is like ripe blackberry. How ?■■ said Rogers. Whj, says Sir Cbsrles, it will never rn/ again. , .. i Fkmale Evidence. —Even French gallantry ** ...
... abundance of co*etures on the subject, I , and reasons for this extraordinary circunastance appear to be l as plentiful as blackberries ; lyet_the best and only methed of ascertaining the fact would be by opening the bore.,-- 1 G q-10 e. I Satirrday last ...
... mountain-thistle, and berries, to which he is very partial—during the autumn devouring vast quantities ripe cranberries, blackberries, raspberries, strawberries, cloud-berries, and other berries common to the Scandinavian forests: and there can be doubt ...
... Equity Bill to be read again? Sir Charles Flower, on reading the above interrogatory, exclaimed, That Bill is like a ripe blackberry. How so 'l' said Rogers. Why, says Sir Charles, it will never be red again. The Commissioners of Bankrupts have ...