... ••• ••• 3 (Winner trained by Mr Linde, at Eyrefleld Lodge, The Onrragh) Betting—6 to 2 agst Blackberry, 4to 1 each ■gst Qeorgie and Ardosrn, 100 to 15 Blackberry showed the way from Britomarte, Emelie, and Viking, these being pursued by Lakeland, with Lord ...

... some blackherrv bushes. What’s these Mike ? inquired Pat his companion. ” Nothing but blackberries said the latter. •• But they're rod. Mike.” •' i Pat blackberries area.wavs red When they’re greern’i A fashionable young woman was seen the etreet the ...

... , written by Mr. Ellis Lever, on the blackberry frnlt an Irish source of wealth. Certainly Mesra. Pink or Moir, or some of our large jamists, would a patriotic stroke of business in fostering Hibernian Blackberry-gathering. The Cavendish Club, the temple ...

... when wisely allowed to take matters somewhat easily, has resulted six foals. Of these, three have started—namely, Rathbeal, Blackberry (who ran a dead heat the other day at the Curragh, with possibly the smartest two year old in Ireland), and St. Germain ...

... Betting—s to Trieste, sto 2 agat Cascarella, and eaeh agsi Blackberry and Herringbone. A fine race ending a dead heat; two lengths and a half off Herringbone was third. The stakes were divided, and Blackberry walked over. HER MAJESTY’S PLATE of guineas; weight ...

... T ••• ••• ® Also ran—Blackberry, Enchantress, Ke- Winner trained by Denneby, at French House, Curragb. „ . Betting—Evens on Goldminer, 3 to 1 Humbug, 6 to 1 agst Repartee, 10 to 1 each Golden Link and Blackberry, 100 to 8 Enchantress. There was ...

... jpanrence M’Loughlin. Cluneybacon, and Mr Jaa -Wall, Clonpieroe. Mr HijOkey—Lord love na, we will soon have J.P’s as thick as blackberries (laughter). Mr Meore seconded the proposition. The Clerk asked were there going to be any more ' made.’ There were aot ...

... Wolverhampton, and bought from him by Mr Darby, Rugby, yrs Mr T Arthur’s b Mahatma, by Ascetic—Deodra, Mr Beasley’s bl Blackberry, by Boulevard- Paradise, 4 yrs Mr H Beasley’s b g Tho Wizard, Kingcraft— Magio, 4 yrs Lord Bentlck’s Marchaway, Lord Gough ...

... recently. One June a little girl about six years old left the farmhouse near Dennison, where her parents lived, to gather blackberries adjacent wood. Shortly afterwards her mother followed her, and as the child was not in sight, called her several times ...

... Collier’s br it First Dragoon, yrs Mr W Lee’s Monies, by Cassock—Parthcuis, 4 Capt Dewliuret’a (late Mr H Beasley’s) bl m Blackberry, 5 yrs Cspt Dewirurst’s (late Mr Westfield’s) borbrg Mount Armstrong, f> yrs Mr H Uundus’s br m Lady Helen, 6 yrs Mr Eustis’s ...

... at Punohastown, has been purchased by General Beresford, and was passed sound by Mr B A Clancy, on Saturday last. * • •• Blackberry was put up to auction Kilkenny on Thursday, and there was advance on the £3OO for which she was entered to be sold. A most ...

... penalties and allowances. Five furlongs. ~ T Plunkett’s Triesta, Bay Cardinal—Triest, Bat 3lb, Harris Mr J F Rynd’s Blackberry, Boulevard—Paradise, Bst Sib L Water son 2 Betagb’s Cascarilla, Bat 31b, Dawson $ 3 Mr W Leetham’s Herring ...