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... mile. Cleasby. Queen’s Birthday. Stately, Gambler followed six furlongs. Sanderson’s Eastertide, Scratch, Carnation, and Blackberry came six furlongs. Bin nib’s Horton and Eleusisdid mile work. horses running at Pontefract will leave here on the morning ...

... 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 ...

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... tieware of naggledom, my dear. The man that will stand being nagged at is a saint, and saints are not as plentiful as blackberries in the world. There's male nagging, my dear, as well as female—male grumbling and never being pleased; and folks who expect ...

... llr.t, Pord,Stubbinge. and Brooker Scene —Hunters camping out Planot,ete Dust &mg .. The Lest of the Boys . ttr ttoby Blackberries and Klass Miss Daly me (was sad music by the Mr W. E. Ellis Violin 'fob Coeur The hetilee Mr Wagner ----TM La* Watch ler ...

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... impossible ; and as to potatoes , for emigration, (00 children w prese . green peas , stewed apples, cranberries, or blackberries may be taken, Dr Bernardo publishes a magazine, Night Dag, which gives I would rather die than not eat what nave. To such ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... result of these changes is that Bath Shealy swarms with patients, and Bath chairs in the streets are almost as thick as blackberries a hedge. Prices have gone up. the shops are full and gay, and everyone is in high spirits, feeling that this is only the ...

... 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: ...