... .0..1 Ceecartlia travelled aux furlongs at lonlf ope .0. .Ir. II ILes.ey's Cum* Away. Greek (3.r1. Mount Artn• strong, Blackberry. Sarah Berult-urdt, atlilutottcy, Li.. e, Wizard, end there ears over teu.es. Loppy. Mat Darrylioigh. and funk came six ...

... aged Mr ('..Mani 4 yrs Mr C J Power's Negress, aged Mr W li Athirminey. 4 yrs Mr G Jamema's loverna. 4 rot Mr 11 Beasley's Blackberry. 4 yrs Mr II Beasley's The %laird, 0 yrs Mr Bourke's Frank, 4 yrs Mr J T liefferiont . !Comae Emperor, 5 yrs Mr MJ orleily ...

... Joicey'm Devil a Dance Lund 4 713 Mr C Murray'n Maley J Cannon :1 7 7 Sir J Duke Peacehearer \V Steen 3 7 7 aMr Con%table's Blackberry. by Lowlander, dam by Saccharometer— Duty Frrp P r i va t e 6 7 2 aMr A Kelaall'm Florence St John 4 7 0 aMr P Buchanan's ...

... to the rail- way terminus, where the train was ready to convey them to Killaloo. There a very pleasant day was spent at blackberrying, racing, leaping, Mg of-war. &c., &c , and enjoying the good things provided There were present—Revs. S A. Robertson and ...

... 101 Great Litchflcld etreet, Loudon, W, Nov. I*l. Davit Umclk Kan oh—l received your order and books wliich you uie tt4« Blackberry Cotnpetitaon. Plcaao accept most sincere thanks for same. The prizes which I have won have »*cn spent m books of Vere Foster’s ...

... that he is a willig purchaaer, but itis essential i he that the steamboat communication should be con- r venient and swift Blackberry-pickers on the 4 coasts of counties Louth, Down, and Antrim wouldA nd it easy to ship fruit to him in good condition, and ...

... Newmarket St- Lrgcr-CucaaaUN, EDTNBUTWU MEETINGMAIDK.V PLATE - Inrerkeithlii*. 1; Blackthorn roll, 2 : Pbtrhc Athol coll. 5. rui-Blackberry. Beuing-5 « agat InwkeUhlng. wSeachaget Blackthorn c-o« and Phu-be Athol colt. 1 Black Won threw-quartern a length. ALL-AO ...

... The Squire, 3 yrs. 6st 31b (G, Broad bent) .. •• .. .. 0 W. Sanderson Blackberry, 3 yrs, (ist 71b (Widdowfiold) .. .. .. 0 Betting—6 4on Fabiola. 6to 1 agst Primus, 7 to 1 Blackberry. to 1 each agst Stokesley and Forbidden Fruit, 10 each agst Linthorpe ...

... c by Marmion—Tees Treasure, 3 yrs Capt Greer's ch f Favette, 3 yrs Capt L Jones's Flying Beauty. 3 yra Mr J F Kynd’s hi Blackberry, 3 yrs Mr Sage’s f by Galliard— Hie Gilt, 3 yrs OCT OF LEOPARDSTOWN PRIZE. The following, struck out by 7th January, 1890 ...

... oW AMBPBCTABL* Girl, Orotr*! Bar* rut In aB»lk Mat boll* i bar ba'l- BM;trw»nrtbr,abfistofvfflVi *o ftooaoamdctl-8. J.. 1 Blackberry plac*. Batbofa** mad. ABJ3PECTABLB yoanatMtl Booanaid; e»a b« Ml ronotowlld i WOtogto take tMalMr if rrqaired. addfrai 0 ...

... as dense as anything ever witnessed by Blunders of the most outrageous description bristle throughout its pages as thick blackberries. Individuals are mentioned of whom the world had never had any pnblio the of public men are jumbled up and misspelled a ...

... htallby aiarolw. Mr. H. BeaMey'a Orwk Girl and Coma Away had a traefnl of thrM Lord Zetland, Tha Draaa. Meant Anjutroßir, Blackberry. The Wiiard, Llaaore, Irema, am nay. and took matter* «a«y. Colonel Colamba, Queen the May, Vera, and Enohaatreaa cantered ...