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... our minor writers have not the fortunate hope of finding Noblets, St Germains, Perrins (all lesser lights) growing like blackberries, and Felicia Malets, Jeanne Graniers, Samarys, and Jane Hadings at hand to interpret their second-rate dramatic .literature ...
... Common-Let -4 or Mfayish. Club-Minstrel Boy or Banquet I1. Grouse-Garter Queen or Lambro. Nobles-Miss Chater or Ditton. Blackberry-Napoleon the Great or Bravo. Heather-Lucidity or Sir M-chael. (From the Sportsmian of To-day.) Commoc-Sosnish Maiden. C ...
... than 15 2 hands and over, driven ?? prize. £8; second, £4; thbirdl, £2;--1, Hugh H Smiley's Drumalis, Larne, Approval and Blackberry ; 2. W Gaffikin's, Nottinghill, Belfa't, Lady I1elen and Minerva; 3, W M In1lis's, Cultra, County Down, White lilac and ...
... lative, Oreg-m, Sir Vl6can, bay, 5 yra, s, Volcano3 d, Headon May Queen; 2id, James Waldron. Eriff, Ballyhannis. county Mayo, Blackberry. s, 'Hotspur, d, Brown Bess. Clss 3-For Brood Mares calculated to pro- duce hunters, mth foal, at foot by thoroughbred stallion ...