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... the season, of Bjb uoalJ, because since then Newport, wbo can easily replace forward-good forwards are as plentiful as blackberries there-hacl gained so many notable triumphs. Reliable backs, however, are net so readily forthcoming, and with George Morgan ...
... B Hawksworth's Mrs Edwards, Bst 61b Line 0 Mr W Sanderson's Blackberry, 8st ólb.- Weldoll 0 Betting—2 to 1 agst Oxeye, 3 to 1 agst Thimbleby, 7 to 1 each agst Empress Frederick and Blackberry, and 100 to 8 agst any other. Some time was cut to waste at ...
... Queen, Rival Chief, ?Iiii.1, Lit le Dot, Farnham, Lente, Leeds, Chieftain, Her Grace, iJouiuia Sylva, Black aud Gold, Bonnie Blackberry, Carmine, Red Queen, Empress Frederick, Sunny Clime, Mrs Edwards, St Francis, Traviata, Loch Leven, St Helen and Dochart ...
... Osborne 3 Mr Sanderson's Blackberry, 8-t 41b Widdowfiwld 0 Betting—5 to 4 on Lockhart, b to 4 ags: Baroerry, aDd 10 to 1 agst any other. Lockart, on the right, came on from the Janet flllv and Barberry, who were well ciear of Blackberry. At the distance Barberry ...
... Hood. 8st bib Finlay Mr Ramsden's Misery, 8st 61b ~Fagau 0 Mr Pease's Pride of Waltnam, 8st 61b .Rhodes 0 Mr Sanderson's Blackberry, 8st 61b Widdowfield 0 Mr Coates's Stately, 8st 61b (car 8st 71b) Bruckshaw Winner trained by Mumford, Newmarket. Betti ...
... daughter of Edwin Ball, collier, Pwllgwauu. It appeared that on Monday evening tho prosecutrix and her brother were picking blackberries in a plantation in the locality, when prisoner, who was sitting down on the grass reading, called the little boy to bim ...
... Class 10.—Apples, dish of twelve—1, Thomas Price, Rose Cottage, Llandough 2, David .Morgan, Wood- land House, Class 11.—Blackberries (best dish)—1, Mary A. Fry, 14, Hewell-street; 2, William Massey, Llandough 3, E. A. Croke, Pill-street. Class 12.—Any ...
... by Porter, Kingsclere. Betting—6 to 4 on Ben Strome, 4 to 1 agst Col1arette, 5 to 1 agst Grovehill, and 10 to 1 each agst Blackberry and Mauricetfce, Collarette, in the centre, was followed by Black, berry, witl1 Ben Strome, uu the inside, anti Grovehill ...
... CULTIVATION OF BLACKBERRIES. Anew rural industry is being opened up in Kent—namely, the cultivation of blackberries for profit. Enormous quantities of this fruit are grown on the hedges in the lanes and other parts of that county, and the idea has now ...
... Hibberd 0 Mr Weigh ell's Grovo Bill, bst IOlh _Tomlinsou 0 Mr R Gladstone's Sharpsand, 6-it, 21b Smedley 0 Mr W Sanderson's Blackberry. 5 it i21b (all 51b) WidowGeld 0 J»Ir Simpson's Barbara, 6sG 21b Peake 0 Mr R S Evans's Blot, 7st 91b J Woodburu 0 Winner ...
... TRESPASSILQ AFTEU BLACKBERRIES. — Mary Evans and Mary Ann Evans, mother and daugh- ter, ware summoned by Mr W. S. Richards, of Cefn Gale Farm, Gower, for trespass and damage last Monday. It transpired that defendants had been picking blackberries from complainant's ...
... in their interest, are more or less local in their application. 0 THE CULTURE OF BLACKBERRIES. WHO can venture to ignore a trifle in these days ? If, in Kent, blackberries are to be cultivated for a profit, why cannot the same thing be done in Glamorganshire ...