... f.3. COCK, a Brown Gelding. £4. PETER, a Brown Gelding. Ihe above have been u riven together, and in single harness. to. BLACKBERRY, a Blown Cob ; quiet to ride and drive, with good action. The Following Horses, that have bees ?? ix a team, and aie quiet ...

... best ; things present, worst. The revival in this age of table-turning and spiritualism, when ghosts are as plentiful as blackberries, of a drama abounding in spectres, apparitions, and all kind of super- natural agencies, is at all events opportune. Besides ...

... London this season, until, like everything ebe in the way of dress, they b. same vulgarly common, are as plenti- ful as blackberries here trom having been gene- rally worn in Vienna, Berlin, and Frankfort for some time previous to their introduction into ...

... the support awarded to Le Destrier at 1,000 to 30 ; whilst offers of 100 to 12 agst Robert the Devil were plentiful as blackberries. With the change cf ground from the stand to the T.Y.C. a change came over the fortunes of backers, as only two favourites ...

... illustration of A Rose among Thorns (31) is a pretty little country girl who, suddenly arrested in her glad pursuit of blackberrying, stands amid a tangle of thorny briars 3ucking the back of her scratched hand with a childish air of 't'ttii ._ tui equally ...

... short of last j ear's by a couple, there was only one absentee of the two dozen acceptances. Pots were plen- tiful as blackberries, chief support being awarded to Our John, Ulster Queen, Nectar, and Agneta, the last of whom, curiously enough, won by ...

... single and double harness, agood huuter, and carries a lady. 127. A ROAN GKLDI NG, np to weight ; quiet in ':arne*s. 123. BLACKBERRY, a Brown Golainsr by Thomastown ; agood hunter and hack, with good act lon, well known with the Essex Foxhounds and Mr. ...

... M. Richardson ; Drawing Lobster Pots, by t liuncau ; Signalling a Pilot, by G. Chsmbers ; the Primrose Gatherer and tha Blackberry Gatherer, by B. Fester; a Tale of the Sea, byG. Clausen ; a Cow and a Calf , by Rosa Bonhenr; a Soldier of the Time of Louis ...

... M Richardson ; Drawing Lobster Pots, by E. Duncan : Signalling a Pilot, by G. ...

... Sl. Richardson ; Drawing Lobster Pots, by E. Duncan ; Signalling a Pilot, by G. Chambers ; tbe Primrose Batherer and the Blackberry Gatherer, by B. Foster ; a Tale of the Sea, by G. Clausen ; a Cow and a Calf, by Rosaßonheur ; The Corporal ofthe Guard ...

... shire Houuds, curry- in a team. . ing 10 stove. 99. ACOi-N ; driven in single and double harness and wheeler in a team. 100. BLACKBERRY; driven in single and double harness and leader iv a team. 101. TORY : ridden and driven in .ng'e-and double harness. The ...

... lustily as they ■teamed out of the Bamleh terminus. The Duke of Connaught led the way, and generals were as plentiful as blackberries iv a Kentish lane, so that a certain amount of pageanty was forthcoming without In any way detracting from th* workmaalike ...