... well 12st. The first-named pair will supply the winner In the Grand Military Hunt Cup the name best known to us is that of Blackberry. »wwu ■« In the Farmers' Maiden Plate we shall stand upon the chance of Mr J. E. Bennett repeating his success of last year ...

... the starter. LINGFIELD. Haxted Handicap — Pitcher, 11 to 10 agst. \V_rlini*ton Sellins*: Nursery — Bolero, 9 to 2 agst. Blackberry Plate— Carriugton, 20 to 1 ou. Bnckhurst Selling Welter — Heatherwell, 7 Lo 2 agst Club Plate— Black Bart, 10 to 1 agst ...

... shops. When work cessed at 12.30 for the dinner hour Gray and anothei boy, about the same age, named Moss, went to gather blackberries, which are pretty plentiful at this season of tbe year on the bushes at. the canal side. Whilst passing over the railway ...

... shops. When week ceased »* lii 30 for tbe dinner hour Gray nnd another hoy, about the same age, named Moss, went to gather blackberries, which are pretty plentiful at _ this season of tbe year on tkm -untie- si toe canal side. Whilst passing over Uie railway ...

... Both were apprehended at an hotel, lt is believed tbey intended to sail for America. Tbs case was remanded. A Surfeit of Blackberries.— The death of Bobert Cottenden, sged 1 1 years, from eating black- berries, has been reported to Mr. Ca ttar, the ooronor ...

... Clara Birch's Company in - Har- vest, at 7 30. Londesbobocub Theatbb, Scabbbo'. — Mr. Willie Edonin's comedy Company in Blackberries and Turned Up, at 8. Scarbbo' Cbicket Cabnival.— Gentlemen of England v. I. Zingari. Scabbbo* People's Paiacb and ...

... Newcastle-on-Tyne, solicitors. Despite the theory ot the late Mr. Thorn, cen- tenarians would seem to be almost as numerous as blackberries are plentiful in September. Indeed, an old soldier, Amos Jinks by name, a native of Newport, Shropshire, but living at ...

... Clara Birch's Company in Har- vest, at 7.30. LrONDESBOBOUGH THEATRE, SCABBBO'.— Mr. Willie Edouin's Comedy Company in Blackberries and « Turned Up, at 8. Scabbbo' Cbicket Cabnival.— Gentlemen of England v. I. Zingari. Scabbbo* Pbopls's Paiacb and AauAßiuM ...

... Cole or Revenge. Sportsman — Mrs. Meynell or Blackberry. Sporting Gazette— Tomtit. Era— Mrs. Meynell or Blackberry. Field— Bevenge or Thyra. Sporting Life— King Cole or ' Stamford. Land and Water— Blackberry. Selling Nursery. — Sportsman— Keepsake or Fleurange ...

... zealous way laying and fishing up voters. Placards and posters, besides itinerating sandwich men, were plentiful as blackberries in autumn, and some of the former, emanating from North-street, were only noticeable for their offensiveness, and the ...

... all named Walt, and were relatives to each other. A new fruit — an artificially induced areas between the i_.spb-.rry and blackberry — has been introduced by a Chelsea horticulturist. Its chief merits, however, seems to be that it comes in when raspberries ...

... bal was as follows : — Waltz, Idyllen*'; waltz, * Belle Etoire''; Lancers, Pepita ' ; waltz, Melissa ; polka, blackberry ; waltz, lsis ; waltz, l&obel ; lancers, Mikado ; waltz, Gondolier; polka, High! Kelly; waltz, ■Loves ...