... 01h ore eeL 200 soya, Sib; twiceof 200aovaor once IlL Osove, 1Gb extra; maidens allowed Gb: Pime furlongs ?? Moonrakar I Blackberry Mlserere Marion Hood Barberry Eop-?o? Churchwarden I Onbilette M'Mocrogh. Wit CII Wood Torkahireinan Decoration GroveThli ...

... 0Godifey ?? ?? Cachet ?? ?? 7 12 Quoebcc ?? .. f'14 Barcarolle ?? G iscaed . ?? 7 ?? 7 12 Daley Chain ?? Tostig~ ?? 7 11 Blackberry ?? Royal ?? ?? .. 7 10 The PALATINE WELTER H -AN DICAP PLATE, Fan Sept. 19. Five furion-s, e~rrs ht. More-battle ?? 9 2lee ...

... estimated thant 2D0IN fnnmilies will suffer from famine in Monlteoegero Some Kent agriculturists. intend to. ceultivate blackberries for profit-or less ! American solicitors promise to seid over somne very stroug evidence in favour of A!.£c tMaybrick. ...

... LqatsO) I Mr i ?? ?? e ?? I Mr It Miler' Malaga et 121b .. . (Bradbury) -3 o rr, : HJlotu New :Moon, Gedtatv, Grove it ill, Blackberry, Sanrdown, an. De Sharpsand. letiiig: 7 to 4 Avic Lady W 9arlec. 7 tn H MaIaga. 8 to I Sandown, 101) 1n 0 Godfrey. Grove ...

... Blot, New Moon, Godfrey, Grove Hill, I Barbara, Blackberry, Sandown, Shurpsand. 2 Betting: 7 to 4 apget Lady Wharles, 7 to 2 malega. 8t1Sand own, 100 to 8 each Godfrey, Grove HilS, Guicdard, and Blackberry. Won by I a short head. 4.1 5 Tle SEPTEMBItR HANDICAP ...

... Lady Whtrles 4 to 2 agst Kaiaea. z to iapet85iidowf, 10 to 1 siot bms, 100 to Ba NVhagt CGodfrey. Grovewell, Guiscard, an Blackberry, and 100 to 7 s_ t New Moon. ?? made tho r ?? ha harles Godfrey ?? anand the tnree were fotlowehe ed Newigo and ha e, wth ...

... Shy Girl F . Brown 6 3' Mr A. ?? British Queen . Osbornei 6 2 Mr W. Foote's Saudowl. P. PSherrard 6 0. Mr W. Saimderson's Blackberry . Owner 6 0 4 O 5 -The JUVENILE PLSTE of I00gs, for two. , ?? * year-olds wbich have not won a race before entry (September ...

... -Mr3.JamaeSon's Eden . P ae6 11 Mr. T. Green's Puersenaker ?? 5 10 14r R. Hawliridge's Primrose ?? 6 8 M~r W. sandieraun's Blackberry . Owner 6 8 Mr F. Platt's ?? Lufid 6 5 4.5- GleobirlmIB of , (1,0,0,s e; winners ef in tare aiter October 10 a.t noon, 4 ...

... either cannot or will not play will have to make room for better men. Though first-cass exponents are not quite so tbick as blackberries in season, they are to be had for -a 'con- sideration; and very fewpeople will doubt that the time has come for drastic ...

... 3&-The HasaPMMocOs Srsrsrszcs&se Curp of 40 sovs; lst nb3 each; an allowance. About three miles. Ellesmere, a Banker, a Blackberry, a I El Cocique. a Emprees, 6y Acceptance 6y IUabella, fy . Dormajoo, fy Invention, Syren, fy Physche, a AnDDrrmOXA ARasvnUs ...

... Gillaid' Byron, Mr Fleteher'. Banker, Mr. ut Bllunday's emprbss. Mr Gibson'x Dormejos, Mr Walker's i Phyehe, SIr HolFder's Blackberry, Iord hearlagton's Acomptanbei, and Mhi Tk Miller'n Invention, Selling Hunuters' Fiat Race (seven subs)-3£r Armstrong's ...

... Fletcher's Banker,aged ?? T Watson's Isabella, yrs cr 3J Gihvn's Doioajo, 5 yrs ?? P C Walker's Psyche, aged ?? holden's Blackberry, aged chord Harrington's Acceptance, &yrs ?? T Miller's Invention, S yrs ?? Gilard's Syten, 5 yrs ADDronAL AeiVAM4-Christnaas ...