... Comet bea bye) ; Blue Belle beat (a ori ; Master beat Erin’s Daugh. ter ; beat Blister ; Banker Sarah’s Son: Daisy beat Blackberry ; Whip beat Vision: Ar beat Lazy J Maid of the Mill beat Cricket ; Old Royal Man beat Lady Stockwell. Ties —Sir Stafford ...

... an insult to the understa: to call wioter, But all these evid nterests, are ecli etermine rosy © by a ** bonny bunch of blackberries,” enied the some almost ripe, which came to us yest from Mr. Crawford, of Releigh, near Ballyoah County Down. Until the ...

... last, a twig bearing a couple of ripe blackberries. The unseasonable production vegetated in the neigh- bourhood of that village-a locality proverbial for early vegetation; however, the circumstance of ripe blackberries being plucked from the hedge-rows in ...

... passenger*. Early at Larue.—Mr. William Wilson. CJlynr, brought to our rffice. Saturday last, twi -hearing a couple of ripe blackberries. The > *'•t-asonable production vegetat*d in the neighl« tb.t vill»(!e—» locality proverbial tor e rly v»gelation; however ...

... for Sixpeiioo ON rc*i?ri|it of aix posfaj'r aUmpi. with stamped rnvelopo, lauly will RocipO whioh \» certain death to Blackberries and Cook, roaches, without any risk household pets Mrs Mason, 11, Hand-court, Holborn. ...

... suspended yonder; one man receives a riband; another is dismissed from his post-office; appeals and scandals are as plenty as blackberries; and the dangerous classes are so far from thinking scorn of vio- I lence, under its soothing influences, that the Empire ...

... havathey dame? Mr. lea—Things beyont contain' In the lint place, heirs' in a Maiden City, where the maids are as plenty as blackberries on a hedge, an' as party as a &rause of glory, they're both bachelors. Mr. O'Neill—But aren't you a bachelor yourself Mr ...

... Dslalield’s last appeal it’s likely, ain’t it? No, no, i ain’t going let the yonogchap off easy. Husbands don't grow like blackberries on every bosh, not these parts, and I'm tired of single life. 1 guess i’ll go York right off. and hurry np matters. He ...

... brothers, named James, aged two and four years respectively, whose parents live at Kingswell, went out on Sun- day on a blackberrying expedition. They remained out until night came on, and, in making their way home, they mistook their road, and fell into ...

... if we recollect st aright, the one from which we were generously fr preserved is included. The hedges are laden with .v blackberries and haws, to which it would be worth m while to transport a whole school of children ere ! t the breath of Autumn scatters ...

... the wall, and knotting the my way with tenacious grasp. I had 1 often hinks’ Up more difficult ascents, in days when and blackberries we re a temptation to T looked around to see served ; that I was unob- in another minute I was sealing the time had tr ...