... John Falstaff Tavern, Deptford Green. It measures twelve feet in length, the width of the tail being three feet. , . :.. Blackberries are very abundant this year. The editor of tbe Liveroool Times says the wife and children of a labourer on his farm collected ...

... latier town. Smith haggled a good deal about fighting in Staffordshire, in every corn.-r of which |K)hce are plentiful as blackberries, and Willdav received a forfeit of the a side down. Smith objects to this, and will in Birmingham to-morrow to go on with ...

... tlewelian, by T: rafalgar out of Carmeil Sandy out of Zorillo, beat Mr doubt Mr Garnett’s f anc iw» Gipsy Queen, by .. = Blackberry (pedigree rete be b Coke. by Carlos out of Primrose, beat Mr Radel wo Mr ww Gay Lass, beat M igree unknown) beat tll Ena ...

... Mr Cdlrcrt's bk .dd . C00n. Mr 80.1.. u Mr Ass’s r b Airy (late Fly) •• cided coarae) Fia.T Tib*. A:r« I Brocarde beat Blackberry Qitdtteif I bd»l Counteu The Btocbton Stabbs. s i ’„', , ' , d ’s , r?k l i. 3(S'.o ;v*« c^r W,ndh»m .bk d vvrekld . M ...

... The Codkohd All-acei> Stakks. Etwall’s f Eccaleobeoa beat Mr Locke’s w Lark Mr Bowles’s Bowling-green .. Mr Biggs’s bk Blackberry Mr EtwaL’i Eccalcobeon and Mr Bowles’s Bowjing green divided the stakes, The Ashton Stakks. Mr Goodlake’s Geneva beat Lord ...

... had no difficulty in gathering his gooseberries, but the Deaf-un did not find that his admirers were quite so thick as blackberries in autumn, and however prompt to promise when nnder the influence of champagne, after its effervesence had subsided they ...

... 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 ...

... as 0 run, we are within hail or sight, although on eve! the risk of losing my capture, Is ind ; the par- or Lord’s, at blackberries” close to this spot. Attl d into my landing net rod in the turf, and tried to coax m| y frien: y half, only the low too ...

... means of large printed notices, not to trespass ii|Kin it. The llrovnis, Smiths, and Joneses, were a» usual as thick as blackberries in October.'and really believe that the majority of spectators were more amused at th-ir futile attempts to “come the grand” ...

... result of many skirmishes, which the majority ROUS ; candidates on the list have already engaged in. Reasons ‘‘ pl ather- blackberries’ may, I think, be given why the following names are not likely to put in an appearance on this Surplice, Inberitress, Ellerdale ...

... 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 ...

... hour and fifty ornutea, over k.U; country as it is possible to imagine; the falls were uunib- rleas, loos? plentifal aa blackberries, and though nothing can sound worse than •• horse!”—those notes were beard ringing fron field field. Tru»AY, Jan 26.—Mrt ...