... stubble with brace of flop-eared setters bounding before him ; sweet to the village truaat climbing thi briery bank where tho blackberries were ripening the autumn sun; but sweeter still Arthur Haldi mond, for this fair September morning was be hi. wedding day ...

... aMr Manton’s s Mr T. Brown's Edge T. Brown ‘aylor Mr E. Love Bird ee W. Brown SCRATCHINGS. Castle Welter—Hambletonian and Blackberry. Rays Welter Handicap—Hnxo. ARRIVALS AT WINDSOR. Atalanta Avaich Arga Dr. Graball Lowdown Fleusis Puddigore Black Bead Father ...

... Ariel, Ayton, Diplomate, Antler, Sonz Sri + and Mary Alice colt wet six Loretta cantered six furlongs on tho tan. Sherwood’ Blackberry a useful mile Wild Sherry and others did healthy work. negotisted a mile. and aquarter. Adams’ Vale, and ttappy Jick took ...

... Bulmer »est Dr Hopkins' Mr a S Bt - H rtletfs Bertie S 1 «'ormatlon agst Mr Q. Taylor's Tadcas'er Mr E J. Keylock's King Blackberry agst Flackt^isherman ru?tPri e ctS CkUl? Mr Greening's Gamester agst Morgan's Mousta-he Dr Hopkin-s Hensol Castle agst J ...

... meadow beyond. was a blind hedge, with a good deal green about it. and the horse had gone crashing through thick growth blackberry bushes ami oak saplings. In the held we lost all trace him, for there were couple of mares and foals grazing, and the marks ...

... T. Reynell Lane’s Cloth of Rainbird $0 Mr Reseaw .. 40 aMr Joll ffe's Scottish Mr Hungerfori’s Cottesbrooke. Mr Hudson's Blackberry. Sherrari Mr W. He 7 aMr H. Heasman’s Druidess PTINC® Tu Tu Enid. 7 Mr F. Bete sees aMr A. Taylor's f by Lancastri Alice ...

... J. Dawson, jun. Mr J. purward’s Guiscard MrT. Holmes’ Star Trap. Hall H. aMr J. hen: Fraukfort Green Mr W. Sauderson’ 's Blackberry . Owner Sir C. E. Shamrack aMr W. Foote’s =antown Sherrard aMr R. Gladstone’s imondeley’s c by 1 Wadiow Mr T. Pu ‘er 512 ...

... and Lowland Lass went Al Fisher Lad, a mile. Jones’ lice; Vale, and Paddy g compaase:t Tacitus, Osborne’s Wild Sherry and Blackberry cante ed six furlongs er g’ Tattler nd Lady Merton 3) @ mile and a quarter ; Cirrus and | Lady 0: | had a six-furi gall ...

... E. Beddington’s The Dean Mr Sir Kowland Clement aMr C. J. Bedford's Gray Mr T. Stevens’ Countr. Boy. Stevens Mr Hudson's Blackberry 2.30-2 EDDINGTO: N SELLING HaNDI CAP of 100 guineas ; winner to be aMr Hunt's Nutbrown sold for £50. aMr Good Night. sz ...

... Misseldon Cover, and successful draw was made, Reynard scuttling out good l.aee. smart run then ensued in the direction Blackberry H'U, and the rear the castle. The weather wag fine throughout the run, although the wind was somewhat boisterous, not sufficient ...

... underwood in a plantation owned by the Butterley Company, at Codnor Park, on the Ist inst. Defendant said he was gathering blackberries when the watcher came up; he had done no injury. aT Copnor. — LANcTon was charged with having stolen a catbage and two ...

... I** Mrs ' ° ard her companion hoartjfcc,Be fcc, * UUd hand ' the fall of stealthy »,T v u']^ich, tner side of the tangled blackberry » dlll, Jebb's kitchen garden from **, , footsteps travelled slowly alopg hei insid9 hedge, and came to fo.'lW ' the gate ...