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... and ample reasons for a like rejoicing. But theie are some men who never can be satisfied, though reasons are plenty as blackberries.’’ It is astonishing how a man may puff himself into importance by the sheer force of doing wrong. Lord Cardigan speaks ...
... Wilful, and won the stakes. The CniTTBRN Stakes, for aged bitches. Lord Rivers's Gnloarc Mr Lock ?'»Lovely beat Mr Bigg's Blackberry Capt Wyndhatn’s WoodpigeoD Mr Locke’s Lovely bea' Rivers’s Galnarc, and won the stakes. The Starks. Mr Locke’s La* beat ...
... stakes, four subs. Hasty, bk b: Mr Hcathcote’s.—At Deptford Inn, Dec. 3,4, and 5, divided the Oaks stakes, eleven subs, with Blackberry and Lark. HRMLocK.f d, by Leader, out of Hero; Mr Heyes’s.—At Ridgway (Southport), Dec. 4. s,and 6, won ths Martiudale stakes ...