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... relived. Silt GEORGE is by 'Der Berm by Kieg Tom : by flerkaway, by Er Jettr (SIB GEORGE'S dam) 'is King t'antdoc not of Blackberry. Every attention will be paid to Mares am! Feels, bat the Owner will not be accountable for accident. occurring to Uwe. ...
... Silt GEORGE is by The Baron. by King Tom; by Harkawny, by Economist. Jetty (SIR GEORGE'S dam) Y by Ring (armlet oat of Blackberry. Every attention will be paid to Mares and Foals, but the Owner will not be accountable for accidents occurring to Ballyrnote ...
... Ireland. SIR GEORGE is by The Baron by King Tom; by Harkuwity, by Economist. Jett, (SIR GEORGE'S dam) by King Carailoo not of Blackberry. Every attention will be plud to Mures and Foals, but the Owner will sot be accuuutable for accidents occurring to them ...
... SIR °FARM.) is by The Baron. by Kier Tom; by llerkawey, by Economist. Jetty (SIR GEORGE'S dam) is by King Caradoe not of Blackberry. Every attention will be paid to Mares and Focal,. but the Owner will not be accountable for socidente occurring to them ...
... Ireland. SIB GEORGE is by The Baron. by King Tom; by Harkaway, by Economist. Jetty (SIB GEORGE'S dam) is by King Candor not of Blackberry. Every attention will be paid to Mares and Foals, bet the Owner will not be accountable for accidents occurring to them ...
... Ireland. SIR GEORGE is by The Boron. by Kiog Tom; Harkaway, by Economist. Jetty (SIR GEORGE'S dam is by King Caradue out of Blackberry. Every attention will be paid to Hares and Foals, but the Owner will not be aocountable for eccidonas occurring to them ...
... forget The least of thy sweet trifles P The window-vines, which clamber yet, Whose bloom the bes still rifles P The roadside blackberries, growing ripe r - And in the woods the Indian-pipe 7 Happy the man who tills the Content with rustic labour; Earth does ...
... boat voraciously. ABOUT BLACIEBIRRIZIL —OWNS more the blackberry is not without its folk-lore, and there is • popular superstition that the Devil always puts his cloven foot upon the blackberries on Michaelmas Day, and on this account it is considered ...
... that prisoner was seen ins lane, with paper Tindall/4g and sunshades ins handcart. DOW entre we and other children were blackberrying. Afterwarin prisoner was seen with the little girl. &veal ult. sew the handcart, which was empty, sad afterwards it to ...
... Ireland. SIR GEORGE is by The Bann. by Kind Tom: by Ilarkaway, by Economist. Jetty (SIR GEORGE'S dam) by Bios Candor eat of Blackberry. Every attention will be paid to Hares and Foals, but the Owner will not be accountable for accidents occurring to them ...
... . ch and vertu become WA that they can be submitted in preserved se articles of .- EPITOME OF NEWS BRITISH AID FOREIGN Blackberries, re rod filled tby bar* tor h that the Metric Exhibi at totion, Palace, when Meal It biY the mortality of New York will ...
... [seised. SIR GEORGE is by The Rano. by Mow Tom; by Harkeway, by Economist. Letts (SIB GEORGE'S dam) is by Ring Caradoc not of Blackberry. Every attention will be paid to Mares and Foale, bat the Owner will not be accountabls for accidenta occurring to them ...