... 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 ...

... ag 1 the otnera. Won by nock; two leugtus divided the next pair. Bcaubobodgu Handicap —Star Trap, 1; Florence St. John. ; Blackberry, 3. Also ran—Tommy Tittlemouse, Prospective and Bolmer. Betting—2 to 1 eaclt agst Star Trap and Tommy Tiltlemcuse ; 7 1 ...

... Star Trap and Tommy Tiulcmottso. 7 to apt Prospoctlrr. 8 I aa4 Bulmer, 10 1 each apt Blackberry and Florence St. John. Star Trap led till out the rtrelght. when Blackberry drew out with aMs lenclha - lead Star Trap, with Florence St. John and neat, and ...

... chanan's Star Trap, by Te ?? Shot, !Syr,vrTst ?? ak-e 1 Mr A K~eiraB's Filorence St John, 4 yrs, Tat.Prc 3B Mr Conshtale's Blackberry, by Lowlander, dam by Satecarometer-DntyFre;e, 6 yrs, Vat 21b :M3r J T Wl~pp'e Tommy Tittlemonse, age, Set lill Weldaa 0 ...

... of--fve fuilongs. -Mr H Besey's St Valentine an arh Bernbardt negotiated one mile and a quarter-at half speed; Come Away and Blackberry =spe the same traoz-steadly 3aiser Wiardj-flyin 1 COlUMD, 4Iresan, and Klninzildngalloped tvotles at a useful pace;. Grizette ...

... Sarahl Bernhardt,Khreimhl.daSt Valentine, Dream, and Wizard compassed one mile and a hali at a usefull pace; Come Away and Blackberry cantered two miles; Homeless, Chrraghbore, Avondale filly, Worth- less filly, and Fresbet cam-te five furlongs steadily ...

... knaght Templar mare, aged, list 0llh MrRDonn6lly 1 Mr J Joynt's Freelands, aged, .1st 1Ob . Jazues Kavanagh 2 ?? C Blakes Blackberry, 3 yrs, 9Set 2lb Michael Farrell 3 Mr James Gaffney's Marquis, aged, 11st carnlst 6tb) .rIvors 0 Mr T Casserly's Fidget ...

... snd Wizard compased two miles at a good. pace; Shremhilda, Flying Cohumn, Homeless, ad otbers were cantering; Come Anay, Blackberry,. and Dream can- tered one mile and half. Malone's Cascarill, Meliboeus, Derryloegh and: Bright-Eyes volt travelled sfix ...

... leaders' of creative genius who call men talent out from their humdrum grooves and set them great ta>ks do not grow every blackberry bush. The men of Young Ireland, under the leader* ship of Davis, had a great work to do, and they did it. Their mission ...

... 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 ...

... The Chairman said the next toast on the list le h e thought th e y be could aide to fi ght their will be as p n iful as blackberries. battle succerfully, but if they did out do that, ' we. one which wan dear is the heart of all Irish- the COOlter they ...

... liberally pat- D ronisecL d BL&CsEIvERli:S. We yesterday published a letter from Mrs Bylee, of BrAdford, on tbe subject of blackberries. The lady mentioned that Messrs W Wright and E Sos, of Cork, wer buyers at one penny per lb, C and that Mr. W P Hartley ...