... Weii-hill's Grove Hill. 2 yri X Tomlinsoa 0 6 to ■*. on Ben Stron.e, 4 to 1 agat Collarette, 5 to 1 Grove Hill, and 10 to 1 Blackberry. After i(me delay Collarette jumped off In front of Black- tarry and Ben Stroine, with Grove Hill on the outside. So they ...

... to 6s each, pigeons 4s to 10s per dozen, leverets 2s Od to 3s 6d each, venison 6d, fawn 6d per lb. Peas 2d, apples 2d, blackberries 2£d, plums 2^d, damsons 2d, pears 2d per rb. ...

... 2nd V.B. Royal Warwick Regiment, at Stoaeleigh Deer Park, from 4th August to 11th August. Ist V.B. Leicester Regiment, at Blackberry Hill, Belvior Castle, near Redmile, f rom 4th August to 11th August. 2nd V.B. Cheshire Regiment, at Rhyl, from 4th August ...

... _by _J^ but about 20 minutes af terwards she r-- _-T ** claimmg Heigh up, upset the whole of ?? pcais, plums, nets, blackberries, & ...

... Allen's Marmora. 5 yrs Mr Whittoa 2 10 5 Mr B Locke's Wilkie. syrs Owner 3 9 7 Mr Hudson's Blackberry, 3 vts Maidment 0 7 to 4 on Corinia, 3 to 1 agst Blackberry, 6 to 1 Marmor , and 20 to 1 Witkle. Won by six lengths FOUR OA* 8 PARK AUGUST MEETING. Starter ...

... o'clock, piloted by the Galatea, and escorted by the Osborne and Galatea. Scotland— where centenarians seem as thick as blackberries— has just lost Mrs. -Mary Fraser, who, I om in county Sligo 100 years ago, went to Perth CO years since, and there occupied ...

... stolen. On the aame night the prisoner, who w*« in the employ of the company in August laat, gave two women a bottle of blackberry jam eaoh, and left a parcel containing a portion of the stolen property in the care of a dramshop keeper named Ma wer. When ...

... Kirs, Mr J Low t bur's ?? Mr J Lowther's MacMorrogh, 2 yrs ?? .. Mr Blundell Maple's Narrator, 2 yn . Mr W Sanderson's Blackberry, 2 yrs Mr C Trotter's b or brf Collarette, 2 yrs Baron C de Tuyll's Zelia, 2 yrs Mr Vjner's Oubliette, 2 yrß-. „. Mr B Weighills ...

... gold. We are told that the exacting landlord is en exception, hat in this distressful country they seem as plentiful as blackberries. Better times, boweyer, are sorely in store for Ireland, wben suoh scenes as these will be impossible. Miaa Cobden wrote ...

... Ciichtou's Ladvvard, by Clydesdale— T Inol, .1. , W Anatruther-s Almonds aod Raisins, by clie'i In. I Fidelity MrJarolret Blackberry, by Bhis'itbora— 1>. „■ ,v, v , agst Mr Brundrit'i li-ilm by liatley-11, ?? ?? c Mr Peterson's Pot ?? by Overmtan— W „-_ ...

... country, against 16,406 in the pre- ■v ious year. A new rural industry is being opened up in Kent— namely, the cultivation of blackberries for profit. Knormous quantities of this fruit are grown on the hedges in the lanes and other parts ol that county, and ...

... of ppsture land as would make your cowboy.* out West mad with envy, and right under the burn- ing equator we have fed on blackberries and bil- berries, acd quenched our thirst with crystal water fresh from the snow beds. We have also been able to add nearly ...