... The gluttons weather the past few days hal been highly appr,c'ated by bat•mm and the hundreds have been as thick a+ blackberries, the following being e hw of the oratory innings in Susstx the pest day or two, txdoptlag the three acne innings tf Mr ...

... (Fagan) 1 Mr Vymer's BASTIZIRY, Bst 41b (F. Black) Mr Gladstone's JANET Bst Sib ..(J Osborne) 3 Mr Sandersoa's Blackberry, Bst bib - (Whidowlield) 0 Betting : 5 to 4u■ Lockhart ; 6 to 4 net Barbsrry ; 10 to 1 bar two altered. Lockbert made all ...

... before it is due-berry. Your father, the elder-berry, would not have been such a goose - berry ; bu t y ou needk nut look black-berry, fur I don't care a straw-berry, and I shan't pay you till Christmas, Berry. known fo- A. member of Parliament, well and ...

... and behold la the s-cond innings of Newhaven seven bats. men collapsed altogether and the round O's were as plentiful as blackberries, as out of the total of 33 W. U. Qualfe contributed 17 not out, Wellhead 5. and extras 12. H. A. Caryl scored 191 for the ...

... Robinson and Jeffery. The boys were last seen alive yesterday sb noon by the parent 1 , who thought they were going to gather blackberries. It is presumed they fell into the water accidentally. An inquest will be held in due course. ...

... is marvelloas. Tempted by the en- chanting pleasantness of the day, little excursionshopping, mushrooming, nuttiog, or blackberrying —have been indulged in, and plans have been made for wider rambles on the mnrrow, but when the morrow comes, one is awakened ...

... Oto.rs M•IDEN PLATE. 6 to 4 Strome 2 — 1 Other* ADDITIONAL •RAlTAlS.—Warlaby, Tommy Tiitlemons*, Mr McGtsgor, Bookish', Blackberry, grove Bill. GREAT EBOR HANDICAP. Telegraphing this afternoon our sporting correspondent says :—ln the Great rbot betting ...

... The, talent was buried on Friday beneath stones and 'hilt and was not discovered Sotnrdey afternoon by some roes who were blackberry. log. The child was nearly dead. The prisoner, who cried dur• ing the hearing, wee committed icr trial. ...

... hare not yet come to consizier the cr of blackberries as crf any value. Seeing how well the juicy' berry sells in towns—even in the best City restaurants is it sometimes to be found—a good year for blackberries, like the present one, should certaiul ybe ...

... lest, as its istersa.iinals, they are likely to pitted sgali.st Ibex, threaten to become a. plentlfal as the prevetb:al blackberry. Toe county hare • however, ;always rendered a good scciaub of thee• selves conies - , and been dengsrosely soar laweliag ...

... the style of diem that the leading lady on the of a second rate theatre invariably e.rs 'when she is g ,irg to nick blackberries, or on the seashore Mrs John very rarely the appropriate in her dress, but she Lever forgot the becoming. And you think ...

... eldertem, and a fourth pumpkin. tsefore I got clear of the village I believe I had tasted gooseberry, vegetable marrow, blackberry, raspberry and several 3tber brand!, and must confess that such a mixing made rue feel muddled rather than otherwise. was ...