... Aston Plate—Romany, 1 ; Digitalis, 2; Wafer (filly), 8. Three ran. Midland Counties Handicap Titteretone, 1 ; Somerton, 2; Blackberry, 8. Three ran. ...

... years, Bt. Oriepin, Gervas, Emseote, Duncombe, Borrento, Doubtful, Free and Easy, Gloriation, Oasso, Sunny South, Rona, Blackberry, Quicksand, Vitarbo, Fra Diavolo, 8 years. ...

... MEETING —SaTORDAY. Additionsl Arrivals.—Pit a-Pat, Senanus, Temptation, Hermis, Lizard, Roseair, Horsemint, Corscle, Darnsley, Blackberry. Alert, Aniler, Palmyra, Iris, Trixie. Nut=hell, and Rose. SELLING HIGH WEIGHT HANDICAP. Little Wenlook (8. Loates) o 1 ...

... on Vitarba, 100 to 30 agst Cin tra, 6 to 1 agst Spearmint. FOUR OAKS MEEK MlNG—Yzsreaav. Additional arrivals—Wud Cherry, Blackberry, S&. Habert, Dians, Cashier, Cassemine, Pretty Face, Somerton, Wi -man, Ssucy Lass, Wrangler, Ward. robe, Shadow Dance, ...

... course kain't do nothin' personal ; but to show that I resent the insult, suh, I'!ll resiga an’' go home. Momber from Blackberry Ridge—* Don't do that Bill.” * Yes, 1 will, an’ no power on earth ken prevent me. “ Bill let me argy. Airter standin’ ...

... grinning for a pound of tobacco, or diving for a Michaelmas goose! As (or good bats,” they seem to have been as plenty blackberries. Is it any wonder that, with all our boasted civilization, doctors tell ns that melancholy and general weariness of life ...

... omitted to mention about the Christmas cards sent out by the agent, Mr. Miiler. ltianonvlhlfi:hnmuu.mtmmfl on the tenants like blackberries, which always invariably saddle the poor tenants with oosts.—l am, sir, yours, “ Jaurs M'Laveauiy, (Owen), - umor), Loopkin ...

... May Flower HI., another Brockagh calf, took first prize that class, Mr. Chambers himself being assigned second place with Blackberry. Mr. James M‘Farlane, Melmoimt. took both the first prizes in the classes for Channel Island, Kerry, and Dexter cows and ...

... across the *eighty,” just where the up- land fell off two hundred feet down the rough face of Hicks' Blaff, stood a distorted blackberry tree. Somewhat in its misshapen top was a dolorous rain.crow. Just now his harsh, grating ery floated to Paul toiling onin ...

... but times is mighty hard I kin tell you. What with the childern sick, an’ the brown heiffer ran off, an’ a poor show for blackberries this summer, I don't bardly know what I am going to do.” Then, after a season, * They tell me Gen'ral Lee has done surrendered ...