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... Lufferdawn 2 Three ran. 2nd Race—Captain Blake's Blackberry 1 John Higgins' Fairmaid 2 Five ran. 3rd Race—Captain V Blake's Blackberry 1 John Higgins' Fairmaid 2 Three ran. 4th Race—Captain V Blake's Blackberry 1 H Robinson's - Miss Nigbtinple 2 Throe ran ...
... the subscriptions on the first day have amounted nearly twice as much as is wanted. Premiums are becoming as plentiful as blackberries. An Affiance Bank of London and Liverpool” is organised, and sends like meteor aorom the finandal firmament, arresting ...
... s ! i expect rs' lay between Mr Coffees' Miss Star sad Mr Me thing we shall have is some charitably dm- V. O. Blake's Blackberry. As they started off anxious to provide fur an incom- Miss titer took the lead. but unfortunately she lug to start a legal ...
... 1890—bred by the late Sir Charles Koos Gore, Bart, Belleek Manor. Balboa No s —Sloe, calved 12th May, 1891—brad the vendor No 6—Blackberry, calved 29th April, 1892 brad by the vendor No 7—Tops.,, calved 20th Jane, IB92—bred by vendor No B—Manfred (Bull) calved ...
... the late Sir Charles Knox Gore, Bert, Helleek Manor. Hollins No s —Sloe, calved 12th May, 1891 —bred by the vendor No 6—Blackberry, calved .29th April, 1892 bred by the vendor No 7—Topsey, calved 20th dune, IB92—bred by vendor No s—Manfred calved 9th ...
... by the late Sir Charles Knox Gore, Bert, Be!leek Manor. Baßina No s—Sloe, calved 12th May, 189 I—bred by the vendor No 6—Blackberry, calved 29th April, 1892 bred by the vendor No 7—Toptey, calved 20th June, 1892—bre.I by vendor No B—Manfred (Bull) calved ...
... represented by the order of their names—Mr Higgins 'Fear Not'; Mr T S Ryau's 'Prima Danns'; Mr I Glavey's Nannie'; Mr Blake's 'Blackberry'; Mr Dixon's 'Jolly Girl'. A display of fireworks was given in the evening by Mr Gray, a representative of tbe Pyrotechnic ...
... cyclists of the country. Master George's list is almost quite full. Among recent arrivals is the famous stiwolechase mare Blackberry; also a hay mare. from the Omagh, by Pride of Prussia out of lioneyconiii. The victory of the Jew a few weeks ago in carry ...
... appears hat on Sunday a party of ‘ads, from the ne'ghbour hood of Richmund Leeds, went out into the country to ga ther blackberrie. They were attracted by ad ark purple fruit, and asked a farmer what it was. His reply that it was the mulberry, and told ...
... pleasantly undulating country, its narrow roads in winter, knee-deep in mud, with their thick tall fences, in which the blackberries are now ripening; its green lanes which tempt the traveller from the high-road ; its pleasant footpaths through cornfields ...
... Class 2—Agricultural Stallions—M F Scary, Ahalatire, Creggs, Sir Vulcan, bay, yrs, 1 ' • Jaa Waldron, Eriff, Ballyhaunis, Blackberry, s Hotspur, by Old Buffer, 2. Class 3—For Brood Mores calculated to produce a bunter with foal at foot by a thoroughbred ...
... N meld in taking tele of the jumps her hack I • was ilestro)ed. 4 .. Mr V.l itliike s s well-knoan steepleaa.,e wore tt Blackberry at Knockroe On a ‘lsit tu ‘ Major JII Mastiff George. Thc peli- ' ee of tbi. sire the pos.eion of some of : tb . fine ...