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... Flebehor’e Banker Ms. Mundy’s Empress 6yre, Mr. Oibeoo'a Dornsj jo 6yrs, Mr. r. C. Walker's Fbycobe aged, Mr. Holdao's Blackberry aged. Lord Harrington's Acceptance 6y:e, and Mr. T. Milter's luveotioD flyrs. Selling Hunters’ Steeplechase Plate of £80; ...
... and Acceptance. Bettrng-2 to 1 agst Isabella, I to A agst Psyche, and 4 to 1 agst Empress. Banker led for half way, when Blackberry took command, but quickly gave way to Isabella. who won by two lengths ; samse between second and third, and Empress fell ...
... 3 Also ran: Empress, Banker, Blackberry, and Acceptance. Betting: 2 to 1 agst Isabella, 9 4 agst Psyche, and to 1 agst Empress.—Won by two lengths; same distance between second and third. Banker was fourth, and Blackberry last, except Empress, who foil ...
... stopped to eat blackberries. thcA:ght she. He must be very hungry. Young man, I say—young man! The stranger I beg your pardon, said be. Am I trespassing ? * 1 No. said Pony, It isn't that. Any one is welcome to the wild blackberries. But—you seem ...
... “Come along boy, fast, an’ as we met so fortunate, I’ll give lodgin’ in toy place to-night.” “ Augh thin, all the knobs on a blackberry, cudn’t a greater charity, fur myself is murthcr’d an’ kilt the fare downtigbt fatague. an’ there’s blishthers big ycx fist ...
... Harpagon ; *• Field—Tblmbleby or Everitt; “Land ond Water”—Fablola or Barberry; “ Licensed Vic tuallera’ Gazette”—Scokesley or Blackberry. SOWBRBY WILTBB HANDICAP.— “ Sportfl man”—Scar Trap: “ Sporting Life”—Yaren or 3 ar Trap ; “Field”—Scar Trap ; “ Land and ...
... Primas 2, Fabiola3. Also nue-- Linthorpe, Forbidden Fruit, Farington, Stakeeirl, Squire, Blackberry. Betticg-6 to 4 on 3'sbiole, 6 to 1 apt Primus, 7to 1 apt Blackberry, .to 1 each apt Forbidden Fruit and Stokesley, ]to 1 each apt Springbeck, Linthorpe and ...
... botanical names can bo lad). This design has been sappUsd to her Majesty, and also the snowdrop pattern, and bramble and blackberry, and other simpler design?. The exquisite arabesque and flaar-da-lis H. H. the Dake Connaught, and encbdeslgna the Egyptian ...
... Tins, la 1& each. Two gentlemen passing a blackberry bush when the fruit was unripe, one it was ridiculous to call then blackberries. when they were mi. Don't you knew, said his friend, that blackberries are always when they are green. Memo unseen ...
... Osborne 3 Also ran : Llathorpe, Forbidden Frail, Far* iogtxm, Sbokoiley, The Squire, and Blackberry. Bitting: 6 4on Fabiola, 6to 1 agst Primal, 7 to 1 agst Blackberry, 8 to 1 each agst Forbidden Frnlt and Stokesley, and 10 to each Springbuck, Llntborpe, ...