... scrts of prices down to 16 to I, which cdds were taken frecly at the cloue of the room, the offert beieg p plenti fal Ps blackberries to back him against Diopbaatus. Alr. ls' two appeared to be out of favour, 10D to 6 being frequently offered agaeost each ...

... the body of a child, perfect p naked. It bad a cord tied tightly round Its neok. Two Loys came up at the time gathering blackberries, and they went to fetch a polleemuan A nurse at the Nottingham union workhouse remembered the child being born. Its health ...

... aged Ohg by Aiorz0 Dewdrop, Gys 1 sr by St. Lawrence- Toraruy, Gyra Pastime (h b), 5yr% Ann Page, aged The Comet, aged Blackberry (k b), aged SnowdoB, Exgea The Earl, aged Grey Moxurs (h b), Byra Y Revolter, aoed May 1r' gyms n a Fwaboro' I b), aged ...

... held a lead of twenty lengtob, but floundering at a fence afcer going a Mile and a half, Grey MomUrs took the lead, with Blackberry reeoad, Dewdrop, Electra, and St. Lawrence w7el together next, with Farnborough leading the remainder, whipped in by Alozo ...

... the oanyoucent . as much as ever, backere and labyer beingi'alike nfraid to operate; offers of 100 tO 6 were pentiful s blackberries, but the price didnotauyt although at 20 to 1 he would have beenl supported for a lot of money.r Thise wvas atrbthe Victoria ...

... (Cots Brook) was, as usual, made headquarters, and his hostelnie was literally beseiged. lWelshrkcr were plentiful, as blackberries, and found plenty of victims, Subjoined is a. return of the running : The TAISPORiLFY HUNr STAESao Of sovs. each, with ...

... Girl. TuE DEMnMUscT STASES (CLUB), for eight puppies of 1867, at £3. 8s. each Winner £15. second, £t5. Mr. Bartrm's tilk b Blackberry-lteverend Sir-Revelry, beat Mr. C. J. Cheshyre's w b Cora-Conqueror-bltdi by Doaubl Belsn, Mr, Watton's f b Wild Dream- ...

... over end over again made .by comptn uhrte to adopt the sucessu tatc use ySre' l rival Nottingham,wheyonorcctsaepltiu as blackberries, hv endseadd ?? id her status as a criokrcut rdal aig e l chain p ons are retrn pnterwl-esdlues but thiere is no nositrning ...

... No matter who bowled, the same indiscriminate punishment was administered toboth,3'a and 4's being as 'plen- tiful as blackberries. No separation was effected until the total was up to 276, when Hayward, who bad gone on at 250, bowled the younger brother's ...

... husbandmen are busy with the plough preparing the ground for the Autnumn sowings; from the hazel coppices, ul nut-brown and blackberry-smeared urchins send fo on a shrill greeting, or hold up a c luster-five ta in exultation; and over all, without being ...

... H. Lgan's nchanter, by Magician, aged. Mr. Lynton's Cardigan, by Mars, dnm by Findon (h b) aged. Captain blachell s b g Blackberry, by Master Ba got, 4 yre , Mr. Maniileld's Cornet, by Hornblower, out of Alarm, 5 yrs; o Mr. N. Mason's Royalist (late 1huimpit) ...

... who must not be confounded with the Czesarewitch winner of 1867, and Captain Machell is reported to have a fair jumper in Blackberry. Mr Studd has nominated Merryman for the WESTERN COUNTIES UNITED HUNTS' STEEPLE CHASE, about three miles, which ought to ...