... Putney .Station*. ■» in itself a pleasure. The common, with its fur/e. li'iar. •-•'* heather, now in bloom, brambles and blackberries and i* l ?? 1 / wild flowers, is a delightful contrast to anything in I. ?? And then the walk up Roehampton -kine, though ...

... 10 Roodee 3 10 12 Yorkshire Lad a 9 8 Coracle 4 10 11 Pit-a-Pat 3 8 9 Gonfalon 6 10 10 Civility 3 8 9 Lorgnette 4 10 10 Blackberry 3 8 7 Country Boy 5 10 6 4.so.— The Freeford Hcnt Cup of 60 soys. Two miles. yrs. I yrs. | yrs. Albert Hawthorn 4 | West ...

... damsons, plums, and green- gages, 4d. to Sd. per lb.; new walnuts, la 6d. to 2a 6d. per 100 ; mulberries, la per punnet ; blackberries, 3d. per pint ; Kentish cob nuts and filberts, Sd. to is. per lb. Flowers— Blooming plants, 9d. to la 6d. per pot ; cut ...

... cooking apples, 2d. to 4d. per lb.; grapes Is. to 35. ; plums and damsons, 4d. to 6d. ; walnuts, Is. Cd. to 2s. Cd. per 100 ; blackberries, 3d. per pint ; Kentish cob nuts and filberts, Bd. to Is. per lb. ; and hazel nuts, 2d. per pint Flowers— Plants in blossom ...

... t.o.— The S_asd Plate. One mile. yrs. yrs. J yrs. Cashier 3 Mother Church . . 2 Lowland Lassie . . 2 Jubilee Chief ?? 2 Blackberry 3 Country Boy ?? _> Stackpole 4 Sapienta 2 White Thorn 2 Blue Jacket 2 Sweet Mart 2 Hugh Arthur 5 Brakensberg a Ayton 4 ...