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... on the ground of boring. BISHOP BURTON STAKES. Lockhart Fagan 1 Barberry ..F. Black 2 Janet filly J. Osborne 3 Also ran : Blackberry (Widdowfteld). Betting: 5 to 4 on Lockhart, 6to 4 agst Barberry, 10 to 1 bar two offered. The race: Lockhart made all the ...
... year!***?. l*t.Cs. given A. L. Stride. Esq.. C. A. Banbury, Silver Pet: 2nd. £3, C. A. Ilanbury, Forget-me-not; 3rd. £l, S. Blackberry; reserved and highly commended. W. Bugg, Daisy; highly commended. A. McMullen. Princess; commended. A. E. McMullen. Donet ...
... d fields will not hear sufficient fruit this year tv repay the labour of picking. The raspberries, currants, American black-berries, fruit trees, and other departments of the Company's extending industry would have well rewarded tbe visitors for another ...
... paddock, ud here there wu quite rash to get poses ilea at tta wbelpatthe would-be walkers being plentiful a* the proverbial blackberries. Tbe VStor* afterwards drove Felix Hall, the realdeooe of the Muter, where liberal ehampup* luncheon pnvlded tta magnificent ...
... mad, to paddock, rod here there was quite • priesion el the whelp, the would-be wares being as pleuedul se to, Fronded blackberries. Ooe may hopes that may be retuned in.. fit • condition as tree judged on Tuesday I The 'altos afterwards to Felix Hall ...
... and 4 the wilderness shall blossom as a rose.' At any rate, several roses were gladly plucked, were also a' quantity of blackberries. Two tumble-down farmsteads were eyed the wayside, one bearing the date, IGB6. With renewed vigour the party, leaving 1630 ...
... and 'the eatilleinsethe at Mr. and Mrs. Holman Hunt's for lbethidensideinithe.meetly I:term and artistic, who *MOM as blackberries. The garden at Diem* Lodge never looked better than it did on AN UNFORTUNATE BARMAID. Betarda}, with its old trees, comfortable ...
... everything that is not sold will put under the auctioneer’s hammer without reserve. Bargains will then be as plentiful as blackberries, and within reach of anyone for a threepenny piece. * ...
... entertainment at Mr. and Mrs. Holman Hunt’s for the various celebrities, mostly I'tcrary and artistic, w were as plentiful as blackberries. The garden Draycott Lodge never looked better than did on Saturday, with its fine old trees, comfortable seats, and happy ...
... ed fields will not bear snfflalsnt fruit thb pear to repay the labour of pickings Tbs raspberries, currants, American black-berries, fruit trees, and other dapartsoants of tha Company’s extending industry would have wall rewarded tha vbltasa lor another ...