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... exists some preference | in support of thie ata Can rcu from tle writinga of great men, crowd upon one plentifaliv, as do blackberries by the wayai T don sunny autumn after a mvist eummer. 64 ae pose there would be uch in making : tion of them that wou'd ...
... piece of hones re her, eolour ari, and in every way wo e mere Morten’ reputation. 3 Perhaps the best drawing in the room ‘ Blackberry by F. W. Jack have spokenin bighter:usof Mr. Jackson 5S tno, but we fecltbat greater art is ind tu'e large drawing before ...
... ‘feet bigh, their blossom stalks taka tree-! county, portions; jast now these are over. ‘The ) petura- contain oue own dear blackberry as wi be read. tants of protective aloe. are a maas of pale blne pe or 8 ‘over which peep huge bushes of that rich 1 it ...
... Lockhart, by Rose 1 8 4 Mr. Vyner's Barberry 2 (car Bst 51b) Mr. Gladstone's Peter—Janet J. Osborne 3 8 3 Mr. Sanderson's Blackberry Widdowfield Betting. 5 to 4 6 to 4 agst Barberry, and 10 to 1 agst any other (offer®d|.—Lockhsrt made all the running, ana ...
... EVENING, 15. TESTIMONIAL to Mr. THOMAS RAMSAY. At 7 THE SERIOUS FAMILY. Followed a MISCELLANEOUS CONCEET, a®d conclude with BLACKBERRIES. The follows; Ladies and Gentlemen have kindly consented to pear Mia* Fane (Mrs. B. B. Baiabndeel, Mies Lillian Francis ...
... Cambridge),and Messrs. Grey and Ko>lai Thompson, M. ESsMANN, the Wonderful Eqnipoist, his entertainment To conclude with ••BLACKBERRIES. With Messrs. a. D. Anderson, Arthur Lester, T. G. Warry, V . H. and Ramsey Mrs. Kisses Toy. A. and M. Fleming, sna Lilian ...
... Bstes's by 'Mr. Petrie's Patti 11. Heath Bird Mr. PhiUipe's •Mr. Bosviie s —Saccharine •«' ® rier '* Rogation Mr. feuidarson's Blackberry •Mr. Drielane's Smother*, Mr. W. Baaderson's Mr. Mr Greaeley's Yorkshire- M'Greg „ m n _ Mr. T. Skarpe's Empire Mr. Holmes ...
... Gladstone's Opinion Osbornee Mr. Primrose I'Anson Mr. I'Anson'g Queen Laura Owner Mr. Robinson's Forager, dam Mr. .Sanderson's Blackberry Owner Mr. Spring's Gambler Lund Mr. Vyner's Oubliette Matthews ♦Mr. Vyner's Barberry Matthews j *Jlr. Wilkinson's Private ...
... and, shaking off Mistrust's challenge, won good race by a neck; four lengths separated the second ar.d the dead heaters. Blackberry wa3 fifth, Misery sixth, Stately | serenth, and Pride Walthaai last. j The INNKEEPEBS' HANDICAP PLATE 100 guineas; winners ...
... whole district a celebrated one for rare ferns and plants, and in one wood immense numbers of lilies of the valley grow. Blackberries luxuriate everywhere, and, although late, promise a tremendous crop of fruit; which, considering thi poor fruit crop we ...
... •Mr. Lowther's Churchwarden, )■ noeh •Mr. Lowther's M'Morroirh, 2 yrs Enoch Mr. Maple's Narrator. P. Peck Mr. Sanderson's Blackberry, yrs Owner •Mr. Trotter's Collarette, yrs •Mr. Vvuer's Oubliette, M. Dawson Mr. Grove Hill, 2 yrs Watson •Duke Westminster's ...