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... 71b extra. Entrance sovs.—T.Y.C. (k0 entries.) Closed August 1839. C. Trotter's b or br f Collarette, yrs \V. Sanderson's Blackberry, yrs C. J. Cunningham's Baiiiie, 3 yrs Mr J. Lowther's Churchwarden, yrs Mr J. Mac i, 2 yrs Faw, ett's .Spring Cup, 2 yrs ...
... 3 yrs H .yhoe 610 Lord Ailesbury's Tottenn.ii m, 4 yrs _ Tyler 6 4 Mr G Dawson's Fairy Ring. 3 yrs Owner 6 S Mr Hudson's Blackberry, 3 yra Osborne 6 2 Mr Abington's Cashier. 3 vrs W Stevens 6 0 Lord Zetland's Twelfth Cske. 3 yrs _.Bno;h lhe HANWOBIH PABK ...
... 3 M ■■ Lowther's Messilina Bnoch 8 3 Mr R.msrt ens Misery I'Anson 8 3 MrW Sanderson's WasD - Owner 8 3 Mr W Sanderson's Blackberry Owner 8 3 Mr Vyner's Barberry Matthews 8 3 Mr Vyner's Oubliette — — M Dawson 8 3 Lord B ChurchiU's Miserere R Sherwood ...
... par couple, pigeons Ss to 9a per dozen, partridges, 2s psr brace, venison 6d per lb. G T h f mm ! 21be ' I * d to 2 * d « blackberries, 3Jd per lb, apples 1* to Is 3d per stone, plums 3s Sd to 5s per st. *OTATO UAMKJST3 Bbdalb, Tuesday.— A vary large show ...
... Discovery of Dynamite near Darlington. —A Darlington correspondent telegraphs :—On Thursday evening, as two boys were blackberrying inalield closely adjacent to where the recent Houghton-le- Spring races where held, they strolled under the Grand Stand ...
... yrs Mumford a 9 12 Mr J Lee's Prelate. 3 vrs Drislaie a 9 9 Mr Jolliffe's Scottish Minstrel. 3 yrs Clement 9 9 Mr Hudson's Blackberry, 3 yrs Osborne 8 0 Mr Hungerford's Cottesbrooke, 2 yrs Sherrard 8 0 Mr F Morton's Betelgeux. 2 vrs H Martin a 7 11 Mr Angier's ...
... 6* 6d per brace, venison 8d par lb., plums ljd to 3d, apples Id to 2d, pears 2d to 3d per lb, peas la to la 6d per 31b*, blackberries 5d per lb, wild ducks 3a to 3a 51 per brace, pheasants 5* to 7a, and plover* la to 3* psr trace. POTATO MARKETS. Bedale ...
... kepi the audience in a continual state of le.agb.ter. The caste was as follows:—Toby Tweedleton (a poor relation), Mr ; Blackberry Thistletop (of Thistletop Farm), Mr Sawyer; Baraaby Bracebntton, Mr Holmes Pantechnicon Pautile (inventor of the patent ...
... the piece of silver. £ hope to find my treasure before I die. Adrian did not answer. He sat looking at the high-tangled blackberry hedge, with its luxuriance of leaf acd brsmble, clusters of blossoms and fruit, in all its stages between bud and berry ...
... 2 ?? Bnoch a 7 0 Mr J Lowther'. MacMonrogh. 2 yre ?? 7 0 Mr Blundell Maple's Narrator, 2 yrs P Peck 7 OMr W Sanderson's Blackberry, 2 yrs _ Owner a 7 OMr Vvner's Oubliette. 2 yrs — — . M Daw.oa 7 0 Mr R'Welghlll-a Grove HiU. 2 yrs Wataon aY 0 Lord Zetland's ...
... at Conisbro' on the ?? inst. was fined 10s.— William Chafer, of 'h -tlcy, for damaging covers at Cusworth, by PMciiug blackberries, was lined lis., including cirtr.ap.. and cost. .— Wm. Hines Trammer, Swinton, ,■ ?? remanded on bail for cutting and ...
... *) It to lsfi-l per stone, vnetours IJ.I, and prune damront 2 I pcrl'i. apples ?? to Is 2n per ttone, |v.*ara 21 to 3d. blackberries 3d per lb. KJTA'IU MAKKKTU Ponca.-tfb, Saturday.— A good supply, but only m,demt*.:sn,ai d. Price* ruled from 6t'Bl to ...