... of Corvedale-Usquebagb. AMr H Beasley's ch ylg c by Windgall, out of 11lcaneless-Weduesday; b ylg i by Windgall, out of Blackberry-Rceberry; ch filly-foal by I.j;vene, out of Homeless-Travelling Girl. Mr C J Blake, jun's ial ms (1890) by Necro- :utucer ...

... |eralc7don iee kai atcrentaiuno tepeet'), he might himself have trotted home from the fair on Old Blackberry. Let us sake case that we do notl onr plougn horse Blackberry for along string of arning about Greek and cosmogony and the world. The general effect ...

... and w~hat they wereiteenm thaao. Anover., educated` rletiat-. aocts'ocs ppba sophY, medicine, and law as pleful as blackberries ad as poor as ehurch mice public debts and private debts, with no pros- pect of clearing them off; the tax-paying powers ...

... stand wvas filled %with a gaily dressed aid irterested crowd of spectators, and all along tire wall were packed thick as blackberries in Sepcruber ge6uacijeri who bhouteld with all nos- sible veheulience their cries of encouragement to tire oarsmen :.s ...

... concluded with the pro- * louncing of the benediction. EXPORTATION oP BIACKBERH IxS.-For some time past large quantities of blackberries have been shipped by the varies cross-channel steamers. The fruit appears to be in excellent condition, and there is every ...

... magnificent Jtare for the fruit-growing industry, if only its cooort-anities were turnead to account. Ev un now most of 'the blackberries that come to the Eng-lish markets are grown in Ireland. J-;ut thuere are enorn ous possibilities there of I wi.cy ano one ...

... sorme of the Gladstonian expectations. The sugg-estion of Mrs.- Byles, of iBradford. with tegaci to the cultivation of blackberries in Ireland 'es literally to have borne some fruit. An ex- Periment of the nature indicated bas been tried in uaity tLouth ...

... longing to the Boscawen, said lie, the accused, and deceased went for a walk on the cliffs on Sunday. He was picking some blackberries, when be heard a groan, and on looking round saw Wise with his blands on his knees, laughing and looking over the cliff ...

... half; George Wire, Sunrise, Morgan colt, Lady Milltown filly travelled five furlongs briskly. Mr H Beasley's Greek Girl, Blackberry, Th2 Dream, and Lis'nore travelled two miles at a good pace ; Swivel filly, Freshet, Mount Armstrong flying Column, Hreimhiilda ...

... and in Armagh and ,s in Derry and in Fermanagflh. and in all these y other places where Orange lodges are as thick e as blackberries (laughter) are just as keen d about a bit of cheap land as the PapistR y (laughter), and they send into Parliamnent eighteen ...

... Power, Mount merrion, Blackrock, Midnight and Moon- light; reeerved,H H Smyley, Iny er Stud. Farm, Lerne, Blackbird and Blackberry. I * TANDEM. Chass- 9-Horses driven tandem, leader t*o be 14 2 hands or over, 4 eutries.-lst prize £10, Nathaniel Morton ...

... Stag Hall, Grruncaatle-Ruifinai; red; 3 yeans. 3. W. Rt. Cress- well, Jersey Dairy, Stag Hall, Greencestl-Barona- ] court Blackberry; black; celved 8th June , 18894 breeder, Duke of Aborcorn, Berenscourt. Hz.~, Dr. Henry J. Boyd, Hillsborough-Little Barbara; ...