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... SALE. MESSRS TATTERSALL will SELL by AUCTION, near Albert-gate, Hyde Park, on Thursday, May 14, the property of a gentleman BLACKBERRY, black-brown gelding, 6 years old, 16.1; quiet in single and double harness, with Rue action, a splendid brougham horse ...
... MESSRS TATTERSALL will SELL by AUCTION. near Albert-orate, Hyde Park, on Thom dav, May 14. the_propmtv of a gentleman : BLACKBERRY. blal ; bm . 7n .. ffelding, 6 . yenta 01d..16.1: qntetl7t and double harnree, with tine action, eriendkl bronshem borer ...
... in demand came Blackberry, who bad a largo following at 3 to 1. Golden Link was backed at fives, and 100 to 15 was accepted about Gondolier and Perfection. T he last named made most of the running, attended by War Trail and Blackberry for three-fourths ...
... fell, but was remounted. Lovely Anne was first away, followed by Gondolier and Blackberry, with Buff 11. behind ; but, paining the stand, Whiteheart showed the way to Blackberry and the favourite, racing toge ther, and then came liondo and Lovely Anne, with ...
... 100 to 30 egg Lochinvar, 4 to 1 sgst Blackberry, 5 to 1 agst Ringsbella, 8 to 1 agst Finnbar, and 100 to 8 agst any cater. Mngabella ant out the work from Finnbar and Sprin gfie ld Maid, with Lochinvar and Blackberry next, and Carrollstown and So .kaon ...
... on Monday at Albert-gate. The highest offer accepted during the afternoon was 100 gs. fog Snowflake, a grey huntress. For blackberry, a block mare out of the same stud, which had carried a lady, and was also quiet in harness, 05gs. was paid; and 80gs. and ...
... good-looking four-year-olds Golden Link, Venture, Whiteheart, and Blackberry to wit. The firs t named eventually settled down favourite at 4to 1, whilst next in demand came Blackberry, ridden by his owner, who received en ovation for his recent Grand ...
... the finest crop of blackberries we haw ever seen. It is, so far as we know, a better kind to fruit than any the American blackberries which hitherto have been tried, it bag a British kind. The differences of our native blackberries are levy interesting ...
... 2t es. Mr H. Besaley's hi f Blackberry, by Boulevard—Paradise, 4 yrs, lOst Owner 1 Major Kirkwood's Rockingham, 6 yrs, lOrt Sib T. Kavanagh 0 Capt. E. F. Lloyd's His Lordship, 4 yrs, lOat E. Malone 0 Betting 7t02 on Blackberry, and sto 1 bar one. Rockingham ...
... recess. The history of the recess showed that it had been uninclosed for at least sixty years; also, that boys had gathered blackberries and had birds'-nested in the bushes which bounded it. It was not of value for traffic, for anyone passing along the road ...
... 100 to 8 agst any other. Blackberry and Tenby were first away. the lot coming to the water almost in a line, Ardcarn showing the way to Tenby. Lord of the Gleu, Hollington, Billee Taylor, Macpherson, Midshipmite, and Blackberry. When well in the country ...
... Cornflower Laburnum Nettle Arbutus Cowslip Larkspur Orchia B I.lsam Crowfoot Laurel Periwinkle Betony Cyclamen Laurustinus Pink Blackberry Oentisuella Lilac Rower Bryony Geranium Lobelia Strawberry Cactus Ouelder Bose Maidenhair Sweet Pea Camp-mule Hawthorn Mar*old ...