... Welcome Primrose, Mr Crisp, S7 ; Welcome Diamond, ilr Blake, 150. Focr- Year-old Mares. — Margery, Mißnrgett, 88 tuineaa : Blackberry, Mr Furuess, 18 ?? Eva, Mr Walter Gilbey, 200; Oxcroft Jennie, Mr Saville Crossley, 135; Blunsham Lady, Mr Tate, 105. Three- ...

... Welcome Primrose, Mr Crisp, 87; Welcome Diamond, Mr Blake. 150. Folk- Year-old Marks. — Margery, Mrßurgett, 88 guineas ; Blackberry, Mr Furness, 78 ;Scarcliffe Eva, Mr Walter Gilbcy. 200; Oxcroft Jennie, Mr Saville Crossky, 135; Blunsham Lady, Mr Tate ...

... meet success 1 (big guns hsve had pretty bastings 1) Aud no Battles, save at Chess, Ever stain our English Hasting. I ?? [Blackberry or strawberry juioe rubbed slightly on the cheeks, and tben washed off with milk gives a beautiful tint. The garden- beet ...

... they contend that it ia just as bad, in * principle, to deprive them of mushrooms, culti- c vated on their ground, or of blackberries * growing on their hedges a. it ia to rob their orchards of applee or their meadows of turnips. • Kini; Khama arrived in ...

... the cliffs at Portland until they had reached the back of the prison gardens, where Groom left his companions to gather blackberries. He bad scarcely turned bis head when he heard a groan, and on returning found Wise looking over the cliff, and laughing ...

... success ! (Big guns hsve had pretty bastings 1) And no Battles, wye at Chew, Ever .tain our English Hastings 1 ?? - [ Blackberry or strawberry juice rubbed slightly on the cheeks, and then washed off with milk give, a beautiful tint. The garden- beet ...

... J Alderson. Two acre., of swedes or turnips, grown by Hadfields turnip manure, n.,fc less than one ton to be used J Cox, Blackberry Farm, Deighton ; 2, T Waller. Welbury. A luncheon was provided in a marquee on tbe ground, Mr. T. Autou, of the Duke of ...

... Grouse Handicap — United, 3 to 1 agst. Clnb Welter— Pl_ywrip.it, 4 to 1 agst. Greenatede Handicap — Kiim _ Own, 6 to 1 agst. Blackberry Plate— Up Guard, 6to 4 agst. OFFICIAL SCRATCHIINGS. Beubock Piate, Nottingham — Saintly Son and -distress. Wolverhampton ...

... 111 . 1 ike . retired waiter? He remembered Ham . 4f n he cut it. When a black-tan die . what do his relatives do? Go a black-berrying (Mack burying*. When may a man be said to be of metal origin? When his father is a jolly old file, and his mother a bit ...

... shades, a parasol being carried in the hand ; to represent Autumn the pinafore should be corn- coloured, with a girdle of blackberry leaves sup- porting a gilded sickle, and wheat and poppies on the shoulders, and in the hair a sheaf can be car- ried if ...

... Bolero, who swerved at the distance. Carrington experienced trouble k 1 Ixnding the extravagant 1 odds laid on him for the Blackberry Maiden Plate, and Heatherwell just managed to hcramble home in tbe Buckhurst Selling Welter Handicap from the favourite ...

... Ardcarn, 7 to 1 Hollington. 8 to 1 Midshipmite, 10 to 1 Blackberry, and 100 to 8 any other. Bagman made the running from Tenby aud Aid- cam, with Lord of the Glen and Holiington next, and Blackberry last. Over the water Ardcarn landed in front of Bagman ...