... Winner trained by Bates. 3.4S—BCARBOROUGH HANDICAP. ‘Star Trap 1 ARRIVALE,—AzceI, Bulmer, Blackberry, Coriala, Chiquite filly, Corn Rose, Dainty Davie, Devil’s Dance, Duophil, Ecnador, Eblana, Everitt, Florence St. John, Garter Blue, Killucan, Little ...

... Mr. Walluce's ¢by The Miser—Phmle Athol, _2yrs, 'lgt_.’:_lb_,..';‘.. hsweallibesi .V‘AC‘.‘?‘u‘lkron 3 Mr. Constable’s Blackberry, 6 yga, 9st 111 b W. Usher 0 Winner trained by Lund. 2.IS—~ALL-AGED SELLING PLATE of 103 sove. \ About 6 furlongs. Mr, Hayward’s ...

... chief among them, remains a relic of Lord Melbourne’s * Let-it-alone ” school. Opportunities have been as abundant as blackberries in the hedgerows along the line; but he did not, or would not, see them, and thus, so far, has missed the mark which he ...

... the bird-shooters this season to kill kingfishers. WAYSIDE FRUIT. i Not often has there been more of it to | be seen — blackberries, rowanberries, |' broompods, hips, and haws. While the ! orchards, on the whole, presentsntherl‘ sorry spectacle, the hcd%erowu ...

... bearing on fruit as food, and on bottlin British fruit, to all sending stamp and uldmaos wrapper. Our abundant cr':& of blackberries makes the tgrnent a very suitable tine to test the merits of the suggestions therein afforded. ...

... advertised, Is| credited with the idea of teaching the Irish peasants to make money by the enormous quantities of wild fruits—blackberries, &c.—which they ailow to rot by the highways and in country places. There is nothing original in' that. Tt has been impressed ...

... touches has he drawn for us———— the schoolhouse by the road A ragged beggar sunning ; y Atw.nd it still the sumachs grow And blackberry vines are running. The “face where pride and shame were mingled,” fancy pictures as the poet's own. We may not know wgou ...

... . & 7 §|Touch-Me-N0t 38 2 Fabiola .ccooeee 87 3| Zeocland 36 C Yorkahireman 3612 | Blackberry ..36 0 The FITZWILLIAM STAKES of 6 sovs each, with » 3 lmlnldded—vßM e Marguerita | Plumpton Bridget(Tibex {.’u’l’f‘ ...

... %‘.vr{tnm@q‘u:uwy 3 )':‘ht 3 ’lg‘.ml'\iiln ° e, T. W. Homsby's The Squire, § yrs, 6t e 5 PBroadbent 0 Mr. W, Sanderson’s Blackberry, 3 yrs, st b g ¥ Siese o ~ Widdertieldd 0 Winner trained rflvmly. Fabioia made the running, followed by Stokestey and Purington ...

... Yorkshi Rl i - 1s s Sea e ; ; 5 3'?3«71‘.‘,‘.'.’,‘.’. ‘Maid. i : ; | main recommendation is understood to be for a Barbermy 8| Blackberry .03 § 7/ considernable extention of the Fuctory Acts to The 80 H“‘XQ‘_’);‘;??\Mlh{lf‘!i’i': AP PLATE of | trades and ...

... 713 Fallowchat 6 10 0| Maley .. 3 7 7 Horton 6 8 12| Peacebearer..B 7 7 Tommy Tittle- Blackberry ..6 7 2 __mouse n 812]FlorenceSt.Johnd 7 0 Nappa ..6 8 2|5tarTrap..3 7 0 Prospective.. 4 8 0] ...

... Williams, a boy, employed as billiard marker, was charged with shooting and wounding Alfred Lawrence, a schoolboy, who was blackberrying. — George Croymen, another schoolboy. said they met Williams, who pushed Lawrence. The latter struck him, and Williams ...