... their supporters count the number of Bills actually passed in a sort of boyish ecstacy, reminding us of youths who go black-berrying, find half-a- dozen, eat five, and smear the sixth very carefully I over the lips to suggest a feast. Wben one per- son ...

... Mr Hickman's Clansman, 5 yrs Mr J Jessop's Boyne Water, 4 yrs Mr G 8 de W Shackleford's Shilling, 4 yrs Capt Stirling's Blackberry, aged Capt Thorold's Merlin, aged Mr C Warner's Inez, aged Mr E H Wood's N. rthern Light, aged Mr A Y'ates's Crawler, aged ...

... Victoire. Era — Revenge. Light Weight Grand Military Sweepstakks.—Sports- man—Victoire. Bell's Life— Victoire. Bporting Gazettt Blackberry. Era — Yictoire. Rue*)? Opkx Steeplechase.— Sportsman— Little Tom 01 Diamond. Bell's Life— Little Tom. Sporting Gazette- ...

... 13 Mr W Mytton's Martini. 6 yrs 10 13 Mr J Laxton's Tramp, 5 yrs HO 12 Mr J Darby's The Xzeen, aged ilO U Capt Stirling's Blackberry, aged »10 12 Capt Stirling's Lo worth* aged 10 10 Mr 8 Barry s Elmina. 5 yra 10 10 Mr J Gilman's Beli Tinker, aged 10 7 ...

... Grattan, aged ?? H 8 Lucy's Cornopean, 9 yra Mr W Mytton's The Stranger, aged Mr E Stanton's L'Eclair, 8 yrs Capt Stirling's Blackberry, aged Capt Stirling's Prosperity, 8 yrs Mr W H Temple's Sac. 9 yrs ?? Willougtibv de Brake's Gamut, aged Mr E H Wood's Northern ...

... Middleton 510 4 Anathema all 4 Agnes Peel 610 3 Rutins all 4 Roscommon 510 3 Little Tom all 3 Jack Bragg 710 3 Day Dream all 8 Blackberry alO 3 Rattleaway all 3 Rougemont 310 3 Royal Charlie 811 3 Chester 410 0 Bugle March 511 3 Dexter Chief 4Mi 0 Banker 811 ...

... Major Browne's Snap Dragon, 5 yrs W Wheeler 0 11 _ (iv 71b ex) Mr Bracher's Tapestry, aged. ..Mr Barnes 0 10 4 Capt GB, ?? Blackberry, aged W Beeves 0 lo 0 Mr J Green wood's iSdward, aged n Shepherd o 10 7 (in 71b ex) Mr Per— vsl*s Hegeuer teur, 6y.. ...

... Major Browne'* Snap Dragon, 6 vra W Wheeler 1 11 . (lv 71b ex) Mr Bradier *_ape*try, aged Mr Barnes I 10 4 Capt G Stirling* Blackberry, aged W Beeves I 10 0 Mr J Greenwood's Edward, aged R Shepherd I lo 7 (in 71b ex) Mr Percivsl'a Regenerateur, 6y.. Gregory ...

... their tiukering hands at it. The politicians who repeat what the head-men of their own party say, are always plentiful as blackberries in autumn. There is no fear we shall go to ruin for the want of them. But the men who see farther than their fellows, who ...

... profusion on ball dresses, aad some of the Court modistes have made some I very elegant toilettes, ornamented with fruit, blackberries and cherries being the. favourites at present. A very great quantity of beautiful lace is worn on ball and dinner dresses ...

... Ellen•treet, Preston, died through poisoning. On Sunday afternoon she was out Fullwood with several com- pwnion* picking blackberrie* to take home, when they eame aeroes a number «f bright red berriee. She ate some, evidently in mistake for hawthorn berries ...

... Ellenatreet, Preston, died through poisoning. On Sunday afternoon she waa out at Fullwood with several companions picking blackberries to take home, when they came across number of bright red berries. She ate some, evidently in mistake for hawthorn berriea ...