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... Opinion Mr R. Hawkridge'B Primrose Mr W. I'Anson's Queen Laura Mr H. P. Robinson's f Forager, dam Piocador W. Sanderson's Blackberry Mr Spring's Gambler Mr R. Vyner's OubUette Mr R. Vyner's Barberry Mr H. Wilkinson's Puraeniaker The BACKFALL PLATE of lOOgs; ...
... after entry to carry 71b extra. Entrance 3 aova —T.Y.C. (20 entries) Mr C. Trotter's b Collarette, 2 yrs » W. Sanderson Blackberry, 2 yra Mr C. J. Cunningham's Baillie, 3 yrs Mr J. Lowther'a Churchwarden, 2 yrs Mr J. Lowther'a Mac Morrogh, 2 Mr Fawcett's ...
... 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 ...
... (alld 51b) Mr W. Sanderson's Blackberry. 2 yre Widdowfield 0 0 Mr R Weighell's Grove HiU, yrs K. Tomlinson 0 to 4 Ben Strome, to 1 Collarette, 5 to 1 Grove Hill, and 10 to 1 Blackberry. Collarette jumped orf in front of Blackberry and Ben Strome, with Grove ...
... Cholmley. A CHESNUT FILLY, by Southampton, out of Juliet, by Tha Corporal (son Rataplan), ont of Jetty, by King Caradoc, dam, Blackberry, by Yaxley. Also, , The following BROO MARES, the property of H. S. Constable. FORBEARANCE, Gladstone, out of Moonlight ...
... THE FARMER'S COLUMN. A new rural industry being opened in Kent— namely, the cultivation of blackberries for profit. Enormous quantities this fruit are grown ou the hedges the lanes and other parts of that county, aud the idea has now occurred to one or ...
... (alld 51b) W. Sanderson's Blackberry Widdowfteld 0 6 2 Mr W. Foote's Sandown Hibbard 0 6 R. Gladstone's Smedley 0 7to 4 Lady Wharies, 4 to 1 Malaga, Bto 1 Sandown, 10 to Blot, 103 to 8 each Godfrey, Grovehill, Guiscard, and Blackberry, and 7 1 New Moon. Won ...
... not been for above foot no summons would have been issued. Sir James Walker believed that the inae was merely gathering blackberries, so he did not wish to press for conviction.'—The Bench dismissed the case payment ef the costs. ...