... ADDITIONAL AHHIVALS. At Hull i>xeye Red f.tueen. Sunny Clime, Mrs Edwards. I'iederivk. I.««eli Blackberry. March. Beggar Helghbonr. AO,, l.ats. I'le-iiiet. San Marino. Old (iuld. Martha, Wild West. lilly, Diva. Vale.andDlautlnw, SELECTIONS FOH ~TO-jf ...

... I'Anson's Lock hart, 7lb extra 1 8 Mr Vyner's Barberry —..— 2 8 4 (eB-S) Gladstone's fby Peter—JaneU Osborne 8 4 Mr Sanderson's Blackberry Wlddowfield 0 sto 4on 4 agst Barberry, and to 1 others Lockhari made all the running and won easily length and a half; five ...

... lancers, Yeomen of the Guard ; polka, Phyllis ; valse. Light and Shade; valse, Ail ia a Garden Fair; lancers, Mikado; polka, Blackberries; valse, May and December ; valse'. Trio ; quadrille. Whose that Calling: valse, Dorothy; lanctrs, Carmen; valse, Blue Danube; ...

... they ran tin fairly In the line for home, when Ben Strorae drew to the front, and won by a leagth and half: a bad third. Blackberry waa fonrtb. LATEST BETTING ON THE 00UB8B. (After the Great Yorkshire Stakes.) BT.LEGER. QA« MUUBI^ mile*. Boa Wednesday ...

... live bushels, Is. 3d. being about the average. A new rural industry is being opened in Kent—namely, the cultivation of blackberries for profit. Enormous quantities of this fruit are grown the hedges in the lanes and other parte that county, and the Idea ...

... Dorothy; lancers. Yeomen of the Guard; polka, Phyllis; Light and Shane; valae, All in a Garden Fair; Innct-rs, Mikado; polka. Blackberries; VS!M». May and .December; valse, Trio; quadrille. ho*! Calling: valse, Dorothy; lance re, t'aruieu; value. Blue Danube; ...

... Cross. Sportsman— Audley. Sporting Life — Audley. THIRSK. Nursery Handicap. — Reveillee. Licensed Victuallers' Gazette— Blackberry or Chasse Cite. Sportsman — Thimbleby. Sporting Life — Maggie Laude/. Autmmn Handicap.— York Herald— Dazzle. Licensed V ...

... Gem) Finlav 0 8 6 Mrß Hawksworth's Mrs Bdward* Line 0 8 6Mr W Sanderson's Blackberry „ Wctdon 0 2 to 1 aj!_t Oxeye. 3 to 1 Thlmblehy. 7 to 1 each Empress Frederick and Blackberry, and 100 to 8 bar four. After a long delay, caused by the fractiousness of ...

... Johnstone's Sloi .n Queen Lund 8 6 Mr W V lees Marlon Hood Lund 8 6 Mr T Lindsay's Scratch Private 8 6 Mr W fcarcderson's Blackberry _ Sander.on 8 6 Mr Vyner's 8.-rberry Dotcom -s 8 6 Mr It Craig's Empress Frederick (lat* Golden Gem) Lund 8 6 Mr B l ...

... returns than their growers have j received. In connection with the recent correspondence relating to the cultivation ot the blackberry as a garden fruit, we notice that the Rural yew } orker has devoted several illustrated pages to descriptions of new varieties ...

... although lif? clothce wtre very much torn. A new rural industry Lj being opened up ia Kent— namely, the cultivation of blackberries for r relit. Enormous quihtitiee ot this fruit are grown en the heoges in tbe lanes and othor parte, cl that county, and ...

... Opinion Mr R. Hawkridge'B Primrose Mr W. I'Anson's Queen Laura Mr H. P. Robinson's f Forager, dam Piocador W. Sanderson's Blackberry Mr Spring's Gambler Mr R. Vyner's OubUette Mr R. Vyner's Barberry Mr H. Wilkinson's Puraeniaker The BACKFALL PLATE of lOOgs; ...