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... Rosin. 7 0 aSby Girl 6 3 Father Ambrose 7 0 British Queen 6 21 Alice 613 Sandowu 6 0 Tarquin 612 Blackberry 6 01 The JUVENILE PLATE of 100 c for two year oldie which have not won a race fore entry. T.Y.C. (a little over 5 furlongs) ...
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... Geese, ifer lb 0 10 to 0 6 Turkey polte Butter, per lb Eggs, 9to 10 for Potatoes, per St Benue _. . . Rhubarb. per bunch Blackberries, per qusrt 0 3 to 0 0 Plums 0 2 to 0 3 Damsons 0 21 to 0 3 . - . _ MuBhroome _ _ Pears, per lb 0 2 to 0 4 Apples, per stone ...
... Barbara fc 6 3 Golden Vale 7 1 1 Shy Girl 6 3 Rosine 7 0 British Queen 6 2 Father Ambrose 7 0 | Sandown 6 0 Alice 6 13 j Blackberry 6 0 Tarquin 6 12 | 4.35.— A Juvenile Plate of ?? ; for two-year-olds which have not won a race before entry ; colts. Sst ...
... nLACIIBIRRT CUITCILL—Mr. F. F. Bridger writes firm I hate two or thee* bu‘oin of ills blackberry so rustic work, foaming a screen to a ruidash corner, which 1 ha.• blackberries (or the last tire or six week. ' hall Winn to At a tin.., many of the berriso ...
... an archdeacon. you are expected to apologise for col- liding with a canon, while smaller dignitaries are as plentiful as blackberries. The rural clergy, Who have brought their wives and daughters with them to enjoy their scant holiday, make the most they ...
... and two Stragers traversed one U mile and a quarter; Repartee, Mi=n, utit .sdi'dwhesi filly came five farlongs. Connolly's Blackberry, racie, Goleonda, Melibesus, and Cascarilla galloped six fur- longs. Other teams did nothing of importance, owing 1 b to ...
... 4s per half sieve; tomatoes, 3§ per dozen Ihs.; cucumbers, frame. 2s to per Is to 1* 3d per bundle; cocoanuts, UiAdner blackberries. 2s per basket. beetrooU,,fliPMtaol#n ; walnuts, Cs to 6d per prickls ; per bsg _ u«e, 7, Tavi- Cattlb.— andtAtchcT* attended ...
... therefore, the correct diesollea will be Dower. • mew meal industry is being mooed up In Kent, wisely, She cultivation et blackberries for profit. Eaartems gementles of this fruit are grown on the 145 15 IMP km and other parts of this minty, and the idea ...
... same Court two boys, named John , Shenton and Charles herb resoling at ithilon. were cha.gel witi. doing wilful damage to • blackberry bush belonging to Sir li.mare St. rani, at the Ellowoi Hal L—ft vr.ia show:1111st the defendants went on to Sir iinro-e's ...
... fading crowsfoot edged the path; the hedges then Miite with May blossoms, were now adorned with the straggling flowers of the blackberry, telling the tale that s, iininer was passing away. Even the creamy meadow-sweet '°oked seedy, and weedy, and past its prime ...