... 2Sgs., Mr. Bell. Hunters and harness horses-Broad. sword, bay gelding, rising 4 yrs, by Broad Arrow out of the English mare Blackberry, l2Ogs., Mr. St. George; Grisette, grey mare, 4 yrs, by Dux out of Blanche, 4Ogs., Mir. D. Murphy; dark bay gelding, 5 yrs ...

... 1 3 loads of fruit were offered for sale, besides a supply of vegetables, really astonishing in variety and magnitude. Blackberries are placed side by side with French pears, and groundsel for canar v feeding and bouquets of wild flowers are as easily ...

... Russian loan with some- thing more than the proverbial grain of salt. No doubt subscriptions of a sort were as plentiful as blackberries in an average September, but there is a strong suspicion that many of these were arranged by the financial houses responsible ...

... Lislea, near Omeath, left his home yesterday-for the purpose of gathering blackberries, It seems that while he .was climbing a stone wall to secure some bunches of blackberries, he accidentally missed his footing, and fell to the ground. A large stone ...

... Corbally's Venture,-4 yrs, l0st ?lb M'r .J Beatsey I ?? JC Blake's Stramn. 5 vrs, Isc 1i1b ?? T Harms 0! )lr if Reasley's Blackberry 4 yrs, 1st 21b ?? 0war i ?? W 5leidy's Brian hero, aged, l2st Sib Mr M Harty 0 ! Mr R Stapoole's NViiteiioart, 4 rsY, ? ...

... to the merchants was going the wrong way abont it. It i was just the cas9e of the old woman. the pig. and i thebunchof blackberries. The Commissioners had c eltyto enforce their rule and apply the stick to I the end of the pig, and the thing was done ...

... Anmeri- ! can 66 to 64d per do., veal 9d to 10d per quarter, fruit, apples 4d to 44d per peck, pears 3d to 634d per do., blackberries 3d to 4d pe- stone, oats for ilditng 7rd to 8d per stone, do. for feoding 846d to 9d per do., turnips, Swede Pd to 10d ...

... the robber. (Hear, and lauglhter) Mr. MaGoUIEn I beg to tell you that for that r gentleman's opinion I wouldi not give a blackberry. (Hear, hear.) In any ordinary times that man might speak until lia was blue in the face-he might call my religion by every ...

... do. Anieri- con 66 'r to66ter do., veal 93 to 116 per quarter, fruit, apples 3d to 46 per peek,, pears 2~d to 3Cc per ?? blackberries 46 to 56d per stone, oats for urllhug 66 to 743, per stone, do. for feeding Sd to 9(1 per do., turnips, Swede 9d to 106 ...

... inherent depreciation in vales but because -there were a few slling -orders' in the market' said- buyers .were as scarce as I blackberries in spring. It is expected that the shair's ?? at to- a I meeting of the Great Northern Companywill ?? filinp to thie Railway ...

... were all in the downs, be- k cause a few weak operators for the rise wanted to sell when buyers were about as few le as blackberries in June. 0e Breweries were active, and th.6 demad for Ic Maesey's j3urnley Share was brisk They 7 opened at 3 prem, and ...

... over yesterday, and closed strong. Northern Counties Stock, which only a short time ago was as plentiful in the market as blackberries in autumn, is now as scarce as water ia the desert. 'I o-day 122 was bid, as against 119%, the previous price, but as there ...