... Siste. ru Al'.ori: g (1) Mr S. J. Harris ns hit It w b Blackberry, by Royal Sjxirtsman, beat Mr Bl_k»*i bk & w d p Madman, by Landau— Mountain Maid First Ties. Annie Hopwood beat Gam's Tp. Blackberry ran a bye. Deciding Course. M_ A. T. Adams as bl fe w ...

... Girl. First Ties. Annie Hopwood beat Gam's Up. Blackberry beat Match (1 dr) Deciding Course. Mr T. Oldham ns bd k w b Annie Hopwood, by JoUy G*een— BustUng Girl, beat Mr A- Brad- dock's bk & w b Blackberry, by Royal Sports- man — Cberie, and won. The meet ...

... turn by Polly, was left to finish a pumping course single-handed. Blackberry led Castletown two lengths in the run up, turned, and served herself. After two ex. changes each. Blackberry gave a clean go-bye, and won easily. Berealis from a long slip, slightly ...

... „f'„„t work 1, E. I. Ilt-ckersley ; ■>. K. Kueale ; ?? X ?? liest bunch ofh.azle nuts -J. M-.u -litin lies' l.un.-li of blackberries—!. Kelly Three largest potatoes A. ...

... and sport commenced with tha Remaining First Ties. Two by Honours bt Beauty | Walnut ran a bye Second Ties. Borealis bt Blackberry I Walnut bt Two b_r Surpriae bt Cremorne | Honours Third Ties. Surprise ran a bye I Walnut bt Borealia Deciding Course. ...

... apply lo the decisive victory of Ned* Grey over Terrible Carnage. Banter easily disposed of Scarecrow. Annie Hopwood led Blackberry for » *' dktance, but the hare shooting up the bill tee black got first turn, but had n» chance with ur Adams's clever ...

... vereux was charged with employing an unlicensed boatman, but the *uit was withdrawn. Early Blackberries.* ln our Saturday's issue we noticed some early blackberries which had been brought to our otticc, having been found in the north of the Island. Aeor ...

... corn, Thou crownest the earth with lhy goodness- The wreaths round the pulpit and reading desk were make of faded leaves blackberries, clematis, and pampas grass Bvers window had a high reed basket with fruit vegetables, or corn, and pots ot fern. The col- ...

... less, ont of I lirl of the P MrW. Morgan's My Dear, by GhilHe Helice, bt Mr Gore's Uodrrian, by Venus. Mr A. Braddock's Blackberry, by 11.. man— C'herie, bt Mr T. Oldham i i lain's Up, by Two by Honours Maggie. (I) Mr T. Oldham's odd Man -late Huzza) ...

... to go by the road.— His Worship : What docs she dof-P.S. Cain : She lives at Drecmlang, Marown. and sells primroses and blackberries, ar.d other things like that.— Prisoner : I hope you will give me time to pay, your Worship. — His Worship: I thought you ...

... to go by Ihe road— His Worship : What does she do}- PS. Cain : She lives at Dreemlang. Marown. and sell* primro*es and blackberries, ar.d other things like 'hat. --Prisoner : I h. pe you will give me time to pay. your Worship. — His Worship: I thought ...

... farmer, of Mary- veg, in the parish of Santon, with an elder brother named John James, 13 years of age, left home to gather blackberries. They got down at the rocks below Mary-veg, near Kirk Santon Head, about three fields from their father's house. They were ...