... Mt OM.. (I. Osbcens) 3 Aleo ran Linthorpe, Fruit, Farington, Stokesky, The Squire, and Blackberry. Betting : 6 to to 4 on FaWia,6 to 1 apt Primus, 7 to 1 Blackberry, 8 to I Forbidden Fruit and Stokeeley, 10 by • ; lengths separated second third. Iry Wrurra ...

... like rows of torches; and dog roses the hedges. I not remember a year when the wild strawberry whs much in evidence, »Dd blackberry blossom appears also be very thick everywhere. Hay was cut one or two instances n«*»r Tiverton Junction three weeks ago ...

... and the . gorse - covered common will be left undistur bed for some 40 weeks, trodden for the nonce only by a few nut and blackberry hunting natives or by still fewer ruurnemsts. The Braley :meeting has been a treat success. SERIOUS FIRES IN AMERICA Rusv's ...

... Maer in front of the Reserve Battery with Maer rooks right abreast of that. This part is well covered with bracken ferni, blackberry bushes, and black thorn, and offers many sheltered nook for a spreadout, and on Monday all such cosy spots were utilized ...

... front of the Naval Beserve Battery with Maer rocks right abreast of that. This part is well covered with bracken ferns, blackberry bushes, and black thorn, and cffers many sheltered nook for a spreadout, and on Monday all such cosy spots were utilized ...

... a regular killer, and by the time tlx station was reached the faces of the men irresistabiy re minded one over-ripe blackberries. The Battalion speedily entrained for the journey to Exeter, the streets of whicj were thronged with spectators. The Battalion ...

... •* regular killer, and by the time the station was reached the faces of the men irresistably reminded one of over-ripe blackberries. The Battalion speedily entrained for the journey to Exeter, the streets of which were thronged with spectators. The Battalion ...

... between the sloe and the plug. - between the wild strawberry and the tame. if only half the improvement could b in the blackberry, there would not be a fruit, home or foreign that would equal, much less beat it. Is there no entellittang Devonian h ...

... an eceellent thing for Mr. C. that he heed when he did instead of in our time, when great disowerieware.es plentiful as blackberries in lens. I 'allude, el .owes, to the by the so-sad Unionist spielers at local Prburcee fetus Ihspast week. Here are a ...

... Was it, any means. lam grad to recognise another bond of union with friend Cit in our mutual fondness for the luscious blackberry, and I have no doubt that not only he but many others will be delighted to hear, as the result of my exploratory strolls ...

... strictest confidence cf course) the whereabouts—on the borders of the moor I suspect—of those favourite resorts of his where blackberries so plentifully abound, and which he doesn't reveal to everybody. I have been smacking my lips in anticipation ever since ...

... half. Mr. P. Buchanan's Star Trap, 3yrs. 61b (IV Blake) 1 Mr. A. XelsaWs Florence St. John, eyes, 7st ) 2 Mr. Constable's Blackberry, 6yrs, (J. Osborne) 3 Also ran : Tommy Tittlemouse, Balmer, and Pro- Betting : 2 to 1 each agst Star Trap and Tommy Titt/emouse ...