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... length between second and third, Innkeepers' Plate. ?? (Mr. H:. Marsh) ?? ?? Lady Currall (Mr. E. P. Wilson) .. ?? Also ran-Blackberry, Mr. Shw; S Activity, Mr. Stokes; Knave Trumps, Skelton; Corset, Mr. Brooklehurst; The Ameer, Billings; Pathfinder, Mr. ...
... putting them duwn if they tried earnestly. Sergeant Armstrong -Is there any sio in your parish at all Witness—lt is as plenty blackberries. (Langhter.) Mr. M'Lacohun —Of the same colour, and in cart loads. (Laughter.) Hugh Murphy was next sworn. deposed, to ...
... had large districts in the South without minister at all. He could 1 mention districts where the woro almost as plenty blackberries, where they were almost tripping one another. A Voice —Belfast. (Laughter.) Dr. Knox— And yet so many Southern districts ...
... lif e , and gave hi m a li v i ng who are to be found in ever y t own an d par i s h o f I re l and, and are as thick as blackberries in a ut umn . Wh en soul, He imparted to him a p or ti on o f Hi s Di vine nature ; and when we know th a t G o d i s th ...
... good-looking filly, certain to . to gallop. TW{O-YEAR OLDS. D, Lot l9-BROADSWORD, bay colt, by Broad of . Arrowr, cut of Blackberry, a charmcing colt, has been trained, rides well, has superb action, and even noW is a superior fencer. Lot 20-ACCIDENT, ...
... hear.) I Hot here, in 1851. Dr. Wylie declares they wore ! roaming every street and lane. (Hear, hear) | They were thick blackberries in 1851. (Langh! ter and applause ) Listen to this, and you will wonder that any man would stand up >n the town of Belfast ...
... ; a very good-looking filly, certain to gallop. 6 TWO-Y'EAR OLDS. Lot 19-BR.OADSWORD, bay colt, by Broad Arrowv, out of Blackberry, & charming .colt, has been trained, rides ;vell, has superb action, and even now is a superior jfencer. Lot 20-ACCIDENT ...
... astonishing that the hall was so well filled; and, as we are looking for reasons, although they be net as plentiful as blackberries. still we may possibly find another in the high prices charged for ethnic.' sios to the hull. Certainly patriotism is a ...