... RHYMNEY,chcsnutgelding (aged),by Gedeon onto! JACAHAR, bay gelding (aged) by Cardinal York out ol Selby Oak. A winner. 0. BLACKBERRY (aged), black mare Wellington!*. 0. HIGH SPRING (7 yrs), St. Leger; winner jumping Show. 1888; up to stone. 7. MICHAELMAS ...

... Meyrick Bankes's Royal Prince, Bst 6lb . Chandley 0 r. R. 8. Crompton's M*Adam, Bst bib .H. Mooure 0 Mr. W. Sanderson’s Blackberry, Bst 6lb ‘Welton 0 Mr R. Cni‘k: Eiwpress Frederick, Bst 6ib Fiulay 0 Mr. B. Hawksworti’s Mrs. Edwards, st 61b . Lane ...

... Hr. B. Hawksworth's Hrs. Edwards, Lana Mr. W. Sanderson', Blackberry, 81b Weld,* Mr. H. Wilkinson'. IPurssmaker, Bet 91b . . Betting.-2 to 1 agar Oxeye, 3to 1 agst Thimbleby. 7to each Blackberry and Empress Frederick, 100 to 8 agst any other. Oxeye and ...

... sAnder•ort Blackberry, &a 618, .. . k e ldnn 0 Mr. R. I oarg s Empress. Frederick, 8.. 616 0 Hawk.erortb's Mrs. Edwards, gm 611 Lane 0 Mr. T. Connor'. Red Qum*, tifb (Mier 0 : 2to I each ag.t 3to 1 ag.t hindie4l 7to I each agst Blackberry and I.mpres ...

... has been won by Miss Ethel Cooke, who exhibits a daintily-designed white wood corner-cabinet (No. 356), with panel, Blackberries, in delicate tones of yellow, brown, and grey. The Princess Christian prize for ths best-decorated dessert-service falls ...

... not a mile from the Ny to think a little b-fore she calls herself a Lady. be ,n'fcnd hand D. lmas are as plentiful as blackberries in 3 l“iet on Saturdays. Low chaff isn‘t the sign of a * MOWever ma y iruns she moy have in the fire, ...

... winner of • steeplechase. 4. JACA MAR. bay gelding, aired, by Cardinal York out of Belly Oak ,• winner of steeplechases. 1. BLACKBERRY. black mare, eg by Wellingtonia. O. HIGH-ePRING cbeenut gelding.7years, be St. Leger; winner of jumping prize Dublin Horse ...

... Friends in Rough Weather, a coast scene in Devon, by J. C. Hook. R.A., exhibited at the Royal Academy, 1877*, 480gs. Blackberry - gathering, by G. Mason] ?? exhibited at the Royal Academy, IS7I, 1,410gs The Right of Way, by F. Walker. ?? exhibited ...

... Queen Mr W. P. lwe's Mar:on Head Mr T. Lindsa)'s Serstch Mr C. Perkins's Oxeye Mr Banssden's Carpenter Mr W. Sanderson's Blackberry Mr T. Elpenee's Vaughan Gipsy Man Mr Vrner's Berberry Mr H. Wilkinson': Purse'raker _- o~~: ae -- —The MEMBERS* PLATO (handicap) ...

... As to the speed which a locomotive can attain, records of 75 miles an hour are, says Mr. Acworth, as plentiful as blackberries. Records of 80 are exceedingly rare. Records of any greater speed have a way of crumbling beneath the lightest touch. ...

... chase. . , » 0,.ii.« 4. J ACAMAR. bay golding (aged) by Cardinal York out of Selby Oak : winner of steeple chaa *. 6. BLACKBERRY (aked). black mare hyW.llmktnnta. 0. HIGH SPRING yni). «i'lUm, hi. winner of jumping pri. c, Dublin Show. S; 7. MICHAELMAS ...

... Storm Queen Lund 8 6 Mr W. P. Lee’s Marion Hood .Land 8 Mr T. Lindsay’s Scratch Private 8 6 Mr W. Sanderson’s Blackberry .Sanderson 8 6 Mr Vyner’s Barberry Osbornes 8 0 Mr R. Craig’s Empress Frederick (late Golden Gem)Lund 8 Mr ...