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... Mr. M'Kooe'a bk. b. beat Mr. Jamei'a fa. d. Ned Hannigsn. Mr. 8. Lindetay'a bk. d. Lyaaoder beat Mr. Whyte's b. and w. b. Blackberry. Mr. Foley's bk. and w. d. Lamplighter beat Mr. Whyte's r. b. Wire. It. Flying Dutcbmao beet Lytander. Lamplighter beat ...
... James’s fb Whirlwind. Mr. M‘Kone's b Wanota beat Mr. James’s d Ned Hanmgan. Mr. Lindesay’s bk Lysandcr beat Mr. Whyte’s and Blackberry. , . Mr. Pcley’t bk and w d Lamplighter beat Mr. Whyte Wire. ii. Flying Dutchman beat Lysander. Lamplighter beat Wanota ...
... Mr. M'Kone’s bk b Wanota beat Mr. James's fn d Ned Hannigan, Mr. S. Lindesay’s bk d Lysander beat Mr. Whyte’s bk and w b Blackberry. Mr. Foley's bkandwd beat Mr, Whyte’s rb Wire, Flying Dutchman beat Lysander. Lamplighter beat Wanota. Puppy Stakes. Mr ...
... Whirlwind. Mr M'Krun's bk b ‘Vanota beat James's fn d Ned lianigan. Mr Lindsay's bk d Lysander best Mr Whyte bk and w b Blackberry (late Wicklow). Mr Foley's bk and w Lamphglurr best Mr Wbytes's br d Wire. FigeOND Flying Dutchman heat Lysander Lamplighter ...
... James’s b Whirlwind; Mr .M’Koni’sb! Manota, beat Mr James’s f d Ned llannigm ; Mr Lindsay’s bl f,ysan‘Usp. beat Whyte bl w Blackberry (late Widow), Foley’* bl and d Lamplighter, beat Mr Whytes M ire. ...
... Luther : to represent the town—why, said he, they are as did you in committee understand any such arrange- I Plenty as blackberries at martinmass—aye, and ment? some of them as black too. Some of thesis corres- Mr. Luther—l did not. and then if he be ...
... would surprised I icwu _ nuniher of letters I received tile su 1 [■a. ,L ’y l - thick blackberries in September (a auMO. amt 1 afraid some nf them blank blackberries hear, hear, and lanj-hter) >)f ■•nurse all w,II come forward will, professions ; it J’oU ...
... wah uil h o is te h n an w t d a m ft i 7 l r . th . .t .be fas n h o i n on lo o o f ki t n he be true, are as plenty as blackberries at Martinmas, not one man fit to be depended on, could be found, to the right we saw our inestimable friend Alder. The ...
... different coarse might be pursued there, from what would be proper in the North West Ward, where candidates are * plenty as blackberries,” there is no validity in it. In the first place, there is no want perfectly competent men resident in the ward, to put ...
... number Mtem I received oa the eobjectthey thick blackbeniee September—(s laugh) —mud I am afraid soma of them as black blackberries. (Haar, hear, and laughter.) Of coarse ell wilt some forward with ptafearime of patriotism; ifyon are tobeikm them they ...
... their’s was constituency that any man might be proud to represent. The letters lie had received the subject were thick as blackberries, and he feared as black (laughter). Of course all came forward with the profession of patriotism. They would do everything ...
... country the frost has brought out hounds. In the vale of Aylesbury, for instance, fancy If you cog foxes as plentiful as blackberries, or as our Brous as the lies of the Electric Telegraph on the Eastern questionâa hundred gentlemen mounted on on bunters ...