... honeysuckle. roses. dant*, and blackberry blossom. One very original is of plaited mid the colour abeetutely veiny!; it is lined sod maight up with the and trimmed with a of mist realistie-looking plums ond blackberries. liii Ns ideal sort of bat for ...

... Starkey's Lucretius, 4 yrs, Net G. Barrett S Mr Hudson's Blackberry, 3 yrs, 7st lib Betting 85 to 20 on Plantagenet, 100 to 12 eget Lucretius, 10 to 1 agst Norwegian, and 25 to 1 &gat Blackberry. Blackberry was followed by Norwegian till a quarter of a mile ...

... Lighthouse cliff ; but even now, in September, the loveliest of all months, profound peace reigns in the farm-lands and blackberry lanes of Poppyland. Cromer requires a good deal of tempting from its favoured position, with such a cliff and such a sea ...

... ’ole piece. Taken all round, Pleasure is quite up to Gus’ average, and certainly tho audience is the same. Lords thick as blackberries, and ladies fair of all description. Augustus himself, self-possessed in the hour of triumph, scene painters, ill-conc ...

... Peachum £ Minster Bell (4ib) Spread Fagle 4 7 12 Kucalyptus47 7 . BTV —1 mile. S \I Luereting .. 48 4 Norwegian 37 2 I Blackberry 3 6 13 —5 furlongs. Gipsy King, b 3T 0 | St. Pierre, . I s 837 8 | Miss Thomypson, 100, .37 9 EAR-OLD STAKES longs ...

... and • quarter. Frederica and Van Amburgh filly were sent live furlongs. Ossoaxa's Wild Sherry came six furlongs, as did Blackberry. Wisvictu's Quarrelsome travelled six furlongs. Chuaronald gelding came amile and a quarter. KNIOHT'• 101 had useful work ...

... Grandieon, Ca tar act; and Btoss's laoseelea elPil l:111 Penance negotiated a mile. EPSOM—Weather cold. Osnomes's Wild Shiny and Blackberry came five furlongs madly. MARTIN'S Little Emily; OtheTlPhlld useful Stourwick, Beldur, and Diplomate galloped a mile. Courtier ...

... to 4d.; and plains and damsons, Id. to 64. per ditto; cob nuts and filbert. ad. to 10. per lb.: walnuts, ls. to ler 100; blackberries, ; bitlllcets. 6d.; and elmrry apple. 6 al. per quart. Mowers : Choke flowers in bloom. SI. to fa. 6d.; rut asMrs, elo ...

... Isuelt colt going six furlongs. Van Mnbsirgb filly negotiated Si. furlongs. Wild Sherry • ment up) had a good mile spin. Blackberry went six furlongs. NIGHTINGALL'S Scot Free, Baldur, A ri el, and Ayton were given a useful gallop of seven !intense. Blame ...

... enragements, Parga and Warpath; Hopeful Stakes, Town Belie; Doncaster Welter Handicap, Pizarro; t'p‘iug- Handicap, Beau'ien, Blackberry, Exmoor, Old Nobility, ani Silence; Portland Plate, Gervas and Guy Manuering ; Chesteriield Handicap, Charioteer, On inquiry ...

... the hues of old wine the sun slants down upon them, and one sees them from the length of field away. Still green are tho blackberry boughs, insidiously creeping amongst long father? grasses, with silvern tufts of plumes, or amongst the blackened fronds ...

... September the trees and hedges still retain their full foliage, tho latter dotted with purple black sloes and ripening blackberries, and both offering a grateful shade m the still hot sun or shelter from any treacherous autumn breeze, when the hamper ...