... the west of England, for the express purpose of fish- a river. where twenty-pounders were com ing a river. wile._ mon as blackberries. They both teem with phrases expressive of the tined disappointment. The grayling-fisher declares that lie was never so ...

... D. BiZeDERICIO) Henry Gi orge and rodephyllon traversed one mile arida quarter. CommoLLY's Annie went one mile; Prefect. Blackberry, kiosk, and some mere two year u!ds neat eve I uriwegs. T. Fethard galleeed one mile and a quarter. D. SNEUC'S Wicetraii ...

... scene was a well-known restaurant, and each man who had been bidden arrived in a mourning coach. Crape was as common as blackberries in September, and immortt lles and black satin added to the sombreness of the scene. Cynicism flaunted itself even more ...

... Drop went seven furlongs. C..ONOLLY gave Gold Digger • useful gallop of one mile and a half , Prefect. tang of Diemorids. Blackberry. and Battle Oauge went five furlongs. D. Blom:metes Pitman snot MIA Pitt were schooling one: feaced. BLuaN'a noble Old t ...

... yrs. Mat 10Ib Owner 2 Mr lintden's BLACKBRIOtY, aged. 12at 10Ib °inlet 3 Pelting 6t04 nn to 2 agst Beding, and 4to 1 apt Blackberry. %%Nis by six le.gtbs; a Col Mel. Psyche whelk going well fell. but w qu irky remounted. 4.0--The UNITED . HI:NT STREPLMCHASB ...

... ilenatown (31b) Mr T. S. Colibloger s Bella- Mr T. Plunkett's Trieste donna (31b) Mr M. Dennehy's eby Pavo Mr J. F. Rynd's Blackberry —Grand Ducbmis (31b) Mr W P. I:113111W s Kiosk Mr M. Sage's Lady Merger t Mr W. Dunne's Golconda -- I by Osillard—Tise (31b) ...

... (1014 slim) 0. Dawson IT Mr Ramillies Wealth l'Austra 48 Mr W. tienewsga's b a Masterskis Owner 49 Mr W. liandsgswirsbl f Blackberry Oven ii 31; J. * lr. 6174pliericbI 071•47 a Medley 52 Mr W. Marrs Derma 63 Mr W. Mberes &arca 64 Mr W. eM.r.sel be Magiesham ...

... big figure. The old maids sad ineligible spine • become numerous—so this ungallant American would have us believe—as blackberries in the month of partridges. Tao tunom are picked out, with a few Minervas perhaps, and the rest have to get eats. Tie ...

... befel the Babes in the Wood, and a magic hen, round which they dance with the fairies, promises a better supper than the blackberries on which the infants of nursery lore fed, and which, it has often ocearred to toe, killed thou of colic.' The eating was ...

... gelding, aged, by CL:doon out of 'ilium. Dry. 1. JACAMAIL bay gelding. aged. by Cardinal York out of Selby Oak a winner. 5. BLACKBERRY. black mare, aged, by Wellingteala. 6. HIGH SPRING, 7 ye, by fit. Leger whim, of lumping pet.. Dublin Horse Show. 1886: ...

... S, ringeve Jarvis tit Mr L. de Rothschild's Rusks Hayhoe 59 Mr W. Sanderoon's Rastorside Owner 61 Mr W. Sanderson*, hi f Blackberry Owner 62 Boon C. d• Toile. Royal Stuart Lawlor 63 Baron C. de Tiiyillo Strauss Leader 64 Mr T. Valentine'. Strawberry Hill ...

... winner ;I • .teeple.chase. 4. JACAMAR, bay gelding, aged, by Cardinal York out of Sally Oak : winner of steeple-ammo 5. BLACKBERRY, block mac.. aged, by Welllngionia. 6. HIGH SPRING, eheenut gelding, 7 Tenn, by St. Lager; winner of jumping prim Dublin ...