... yirs Thomson*, 4 yr, 31r .las Connolly'.. st Patriot:, aged 31r S Fell)' , New York, 5 yes S Kelly, Boston, 4 yrs 31r II I Blackberry, 4 yrs 31r 11 Ileasley'S Wizard, 4 yes 3lr W Could:lies Crescent, 6 yrs 31r It(' Meslin, 4 yrs 3lr I' Ryan's Somnambulist ...

... Williant, 6 yrs Nlr Ih•l:uu'y's 6 yr• Mandoline, 4 yrs •t Patrick, Mrs Kelly's New York, 5 yrs s Boston, 4 yr- Mr II Ileasley'm Blackberry, 4 yr- Mr II Beasley's Thu %Vizaril, 4 yrs Nlr W Crescent, 6 yrs Mr H Nlesliii, 4 yr- Mr E Ityait's Somnambulist, 4 yrs ...

... Memory zg & blackberry grew on & thorny tree hod he ‘m tied Ye felt perfectly safe behind, you see. 30 ore ds he, 'o or om either And at ha balk 20 * while his and red, carried sway i a can and cooked, below were hooked, This blackberry tesasd bie head ...

... ini it a good pace ; The Khedive, Golden and Loof came live fur.ong . .. Aarply. Mr. II Beasley's Gre..k Girl, The Dream, Blackberry, Rough Diamono, Lady Helen, Arinstriag. Saran Bernhard', Lord i:etiand. The Coulites,., and Meri•y cover..il one mile a ...

... -43 . 6 t 63 ch. asigfaboa of Barnet, of a clomp of British nod Hold. Corialabes, I South these Amp& awe sale Bow 5 h 7. blackberries in d goner, and ripe Pr. ea 'kills p. ...

... political women who sereech like peacocks “ before rain, setting forth how Ireland could be “redeemed by the manufacture of blackberry jam, were it not for the infamous landlords “who would st once raise the rent on those who, by industry, had improved their ...

... year. at tied Autry. Mr r Alien - . br 1,1 tbx•kahii, 6 yr. Mr T it Arthur . * b h Mahatma. 5 Mr g Roberta, 5 ye, Mr II bl Blackberry. 4 yry Mr It Inamloynh g The Wixani. 4 yr* Lord H Flentinclearh h Marchaway, 5 Mr J li Blake** h aged Mr .1 Rourke'' , h ...

... forget The least of thy sweet trifles? The window-vines that clamber yet, Whose blooms the bee still rifles? The roadside blackberries, growing ripe, And in the woods the blackbird's pipe? Happy the man who tills his field, Content with rustic labour; Earth ...

... CUE-MAGI-I NOTES. The Curragh, Thursday. A fine morning. Mr. H Beasley wave Venture, Blackberry, Lord %eland, and Lady Helen ful gallop of two miles and a half ; St Thomas. The I)rea:n, and Wizard covered one mile and a halt at halt ppeed; Kresbet.Croaghpst ...

... successfully than by layering. is off-shoot from the root which, being detached, forms a new plant. Red raspberries and blackberries are propagated from suckers. An is an incipient branch which being ditacbed and inserted under the bark another tree, with ...

... Wheeling to the le pack skirted the Meadowbrook course and h the Ballmteer road. the run sever;'! marobea indulged freely in blackberries, whilst •ojoyod ookl bath. However, all arrived thoroughly satisfied with their afternoon out GOLF, ROYAL DUBLIN QOLP CLUB ...

... Intense excitement was caused in Athlone, Thursday, by the sale of fifteen head of cattle, the property of Mrs, Kildnff, Blackberry-lane, for arrears of rent amounting to £9B, which she refused to pay without an abatement. This the landlord (Lord Castlemnine) ...