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... property of Mr. of Bickley. 22. Bennett, • cheinut gelding (Utah); • good hunter, up to 13at, and quiet in harness. 28. Blackberry, • black gelding; • good hunter, up to - 24. A Bay Gelding ; quiet in human, and • good banter. 15. - A By Mare by Asteroid; ...
... and double TM following Horses, wsll known with the Queen's Stag-hounds, and up to lbet, the property of • Gentleman. 12. Blackberry, • °Menet gelding by The Friar • good hunter, and bud, (Islet la harness, and has bees driven In a team. 13. Maker, a bay ...
... slow hunting; bat thus far it wee as good • thing es anyone oould wish to see, lots of falls and loose horses plentiful se blackberries autumn owing to the double ditches. A gentleman who rides ea hard as anyone, being asked at this point now long it was ...
... Gentlemen. 115. Merry Boy • brews goblin by Delight ; • rood fencer, and bee bets hunted this season with the *Dynan Hounds. 111 Blackberry, • black mars by Young Touchstone broke to carry • Lady, end • good heck. 117. Sparkle, Phaeton horses, sad suitable as ...
... Hardwick. to Sywell Wood, and ran to ground close to Ashby Bushes. A third was found in Vivian's Covert, and ran to the left of Blackberry and the right of Hardwick. Village for Wilmer Park. bore to the right to the Orlingbary and Broughtonroad, then through ...
... or two. At last one went away the left of Mears Ashby, and then bore as If for ilarrowden, turned up the valley through Blackberry, going to the left of llordwicke, and again into Sywell Wood, where they were stopped. A good thing with the Duke of Grafton's ...
... to the run one they killed his in the open aloes by Owthorpe Village after about an hour's run over • very heavy country. Blackberry Woods and Bridford Gorse not bolas; the necessary animal the Sharpe Hills et F4walton provided us with one. The fox being ...
... Churchill, Lord Valenti* Lord Castlereagh, Lord Oorm ane town, and others ; while Masters of Fox-hounds were pbutiful as blackberries in the stand and enclosure. Eleven stripped for the opening race, which was the Bishopsoourt Plate, and of these Apleton ...