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... Ptarmigan— Ooveroees, beatMr O. F. Fnlleriou's Frisky Nell, Mariner— Plums tone Mr E. J. Key leek’s r King's Child, King Koflee— Blackberry’s Child, beat H. Love's r Lucy, King Koffee—Wooden Spoon H. F. Stocken’s bk w Sllverstreak. Birkdale- Houonr Bright, beat ...

... and still more youthful seventy-four winters, each show two members a-piecc. Seventy-onaa and seventies are as common blackberries on vutumn hedge—so common, indeed, tint it haidly worth while counting them■ ytt then do eiiet people who ear that lata ...

... torch-bearers, who formed procession, and accompanied the sleigh, while bonds were stationed Along the route as thick as blackberries in autumn. The route was ablass with fireworks and illuminations. The procession throughout was one of the most extraordinary ...

... opened the knowing ones wend their way Bagatelle, where the final canters are given, and where the touts congregate thick blackberries on bush. comes tbs rush of the outside tistmen, who hang round ths fences until wicket is opened, and then race hard until ...