... our countrymen, than at the present time f Banks are failing, rottenness prevails in trade, bankrupts are plentiful as blackberries in the antumn, and workmen are preparing to fight their employers in a battle which will be won by the strongest. Whoever ...

... Louahsorodoh STicpucauic. 4 Sportsman,' Goldfinder; 'BsU's Life,' or Robert de Todnei. IB.— ‘Sportsman,’ Bar 0n« Tkaoksmkk's Blackberry. Tkmant Plate. * Sportsman,’ Novelty. The Opek Steeplechase.— Sportsman,' Despair; ‘Sunday Times,’ Sir Morgan. LOCAL SPORTING ...

... The Louohbosodoh Steeplechase. Sportsman,* Goldfinder; ‘ Bell's Lite,’ or Robert de Todnei. Tbadbsken'b or Blackberry. .—‘Sportsman,’ Bar Ona The Tenant Fabxebs' Plate. ‘ Sportsman,' Novelty. The Open Hdntebb’ Steeplechase.— ‘ Sportsman,’ Despair; 'Sunday ...

... Huntingfleld, aged, list 7H> Betting: Even on Pathfinder, to 1 agst Lady Outran, to 1 Hnntlngfield, and 8 to 1 sgst Blackberry. Blackberry led to the first fence, where was ioined By Lady Cnrrall and Silk, the latter of whom took a slight lead, The Ameer ...

... fearfully depressed state it is at present. There is not the least that penniless farmers will next Michaelmae be plentiful blackberries unless some improvement takes places. good many aheep have been shorn, but considerable number are not yet out of their ...