... ARER, Stewards’ Handicap—BEDLIGHT. Middles! hy Elton PI iyough BERRY Heather Plate—MALTRAVERS. Grouse Handicap—CRAWLEY. Blackberry Maide Club Open Welter—SACRISTY, FRIDAY. Greenstide _Handicap—PROBATION. Penysticld Platc—ST. JOHANN, Marsh _Plate—LADY ...

... 6d to 5s per coupie; potatoes, per peck plums, 3d per Ib; pears, 2d to 4d; ish tomatoes, od: foreign, 4d >, apples, 2d; blackberries, a ls to 2s ca > Englsh grapes, LEVOOLN. —Rather Ia: “Lave fowls realised 33 od Per couple, supply snd only a poor demand ...

... started. In many cases the whole of the furniture has been disposed of out of the houses, and the people have been living on blackberries. Much private charity has of course been dispensed, but ‘of course something more practical and thoroughly or- The difficulty ...

... picturesque hat of Venetian era with silk muslin, and bunches of tea Another «ormety event af tow royalties wer numerous ax blackberries, opening by the Prince and Princess of ¥ the United Service Naval and Military which I bone to send some cescrmption t- ...

... fas been accons there is the ord- f the = ptances tu be -ed through, Tips—or ax ‘er to call them, suggestions. Ul t as blackberries in 3 bat, persons ocess what goes into ear to Out at the other appears te me the best to « * Beacon in the Morse Br er ...

... 22—Queen of the Dell first. second; Claas 23 (stud Don Salano first: Class 25 (hrao:’—Bicester and Bicester Duchess first. Blackberry and second ; Class 26 (team)—Biceeter Daisy, Duchess, and Orient Don, first: Clase 29 Venn_ first, Tard Nob ‘second; Class ...

... may be possible, but generally speaking, the expedient is as im- practicable as would be the substitution of damsons and blackberries for corn and roots on a farm in England. (4) This staple industry is threatened with extinction in the immediate future ...

... shall certainly feel much rised. ‘The street-corner “tips” now about and the “ snips” that one hears ‘of are pienti as blackberries were last pens there should be no lack of “dead meat.” To win ‘event a horse must be wound up almost to bi Some owners ...

... OUR O^ FROM SOUND FRUIT AND CAN Pure RASPBERRY, 21b Jars, I ...

... Heelev (Higham): 1, tarnipe, pess Frerch margolds: ae w.nter onions. runners, carna- tlons. anf acd W. Birkinshaw: 1, blackberries A. Blanchard: J, maric asters, and pansies: 2. dessert . French ia, J. W. Navior: 1, dark plums; 2. W. Birkinshaw: 1, baking ...

... are under orders to run in the other races. Appended are my selections :— 1.30.—Haxted 2.0.—Warlingham Selling or 2.30.—Blackberry Maiden Plate—CarrincTon. 3.0.—Buckhurat Selling Welter—CrawLey. 3.30.—Lingfield Club Members'—Merry Scot. 4.0.—Sackville ...

... MRLODY dare—Sing Song), Gore Sir B. Stracey’ FULL STR Merrell Mr LYRODY, Tat 20 LA Thornton Mr ‘a Tot ath Wad t itr Hardie Blackberry, 67 mc 1 13 to 5 anet ody te 2 Full Steam, 5 te 1 each Rai 10 to 1 Black and Sillybody, 6 to 1 Beaulieu II, and ‘three-quarters ...