... market thus :- THE NEWMARKET STAKES HANDICAP* to 1 agBt Thrapstone (taken) J* » Wolfdog (taken) 2 Rowland Hill (taken) 25 Blackberry (taken) THE CHESTER CUP. to agst Kent's lot (offered) ' — any one of Dawson's bar Inher.tress (offered) CLOSINO PRICES. ...

... Colonel, &c, beat Rocket. THE RIBBLE CUP. for Beaten Puppies. Lecture beat Whiskey, Blackberry beat Orlando, Smoker beat Alfred, Phoebe beat Duchy. Tins-Lecture beat Blackberry, Phoebe boat Smoker. Deciding Course—Phoebe, by Westmoreland, out of Smut, beat ...

... capacity. This trunk might seem an iottr convenient enough when inserted * syrup, or applied to tbe broker' . over-ripe blackberry, but we of en, ew per of sweets quite as busy rowi small which we shall find on close msR^ ,o, w t grinders, by degrees ...

... James Begg, formerly of Glasgow. In the afternoon he, with two of his schoolfellows, proceeded along the cliffs to gather blackberries. He had not long been engaged in what he thought innocent and safe amusement, when, by some treacherous step, he was hurled ...

... meed of praise also for obtaining so interesting a novelty; tragedies of talent modern times not being quite as thick as blackberries. Tbe story of The Feudal Times is laid in the reign of James the Third of Scotland, an amiable but irresolute man. ...

... been their past services. Rumours are rife that candidates for the houour of representing Macclesfield are plentiful as blackberries. We fear to enumerate half we have heard named.— Macclesfield Courier. Mr. Williams, silk mercer, of Oxford-street, London ...

... with the assistance of two large soup tureens, the numerous dishes were all displayed. We had, among other luxuries, fresh blackberries and bon-bons, the latter were rather dry, and had no doubt travelled far. Each man had a three-pronged iron fork, end a ...

... detailed notice of all the minor meetings which take place at this season, would occupy too much space, they are thick as blackberries in autumn. Rochester and Chatham, Swindon, &c. may be dismissed therefore at once, as being of that category. Warwick offered ...

... Hall, under circumstances the most sickening and horrify lng A mans named charleg Stott, slated that ne had been gathering blackberries on the previous day, in , fi eld belonging te Mr. Thomas Williams, near Agecroft Hall, and that on his return home he observed ...

... quoques were flying about great profusion, and accusations of selfishness, audacity,'' and cowardice, were plenty as blackberries.'' The third reading of the bill would take place last night. We regret exceedingly to find that the new ministers consider ...

... expansion of the circulation, the one cause would perpetually stimulate the other. Bank notes would become as plenty as blackberries, and would necessarily require a limit. Now if a line is ever to be drawn, it cannot be drawn too soon. The later this ...

... the several Liberal governments since 1805, and showed that, so far as Liberal precedents would go, he had them plenty blackberries in support of the proposed measure. He claimed credit for the government for having endeavoured to conciliate all parties ...