... some time past, but did not have the opportunity. The lads with another named Groomr went out for the Purpose of picking blackberries. Wise must have attacked Salter as soon as Groom turned his back. On looking round Groom missed Salter and found that lie ...

... Beasley) ?? 3 Mr. Corbally's Venture, 4. 10 2 (Mr. J. Beasley) 0 Mr. Blake>s Steam. 5, 1 1 2 (2T. Harris ?? Mr. H. Beasley s Blackberry. 4. 10 2 (o wner) 0 Mr, Reddy's Btian Born, a, 12 3 (M. M. Harty) 0 Mir. Stacpoole's Whiteheart, 4. 10 2 (Gourley).. ...

... half miles. Mr. H. Beasley's Blackberry, by Boulevard- Paradise, 4, 10 0 (owner) ?? ?? I Major Kirkwood's Bockingham, 6, 10 9 iT. Kava- nagh) ?? 0 Captain E. F. Lloyd's His Lordship, 4, 10 0 (E; ?? 0 Betting-7 to 2 on Blackberry, 5 to i bar 1 - His Lordship ...

... six and aged 1 1st 71b ; maiden five year olds allowed ?Ib, six 121b, aged 181b. Two miles and a quarter. ?? Beasley's Blackberry, 4 ?? Beasley's Wizard, 4 Mr Blake's Driftwood, by Satyr, dam by Outcast- (Benmore's dam), 4 Mr Blake's Buff ll., 5 Mr J ...

... Cnp-La Countess or The Dame. , Prince of Wales's Stakes-Roman Oak. I Maiden Plate-Golden Luck or War Trail. Drogheda Stakes-Blackberry. * Downshire Plate-Lough Kent. o Irish M~ilitary Iltrters'-Quickstep or ERambler. . I KILDARE AND NATIONAL HUNT (PUNCEBSTOWN) ...

... had eaten tinned pumpkin. He tested tins of pumpkin, tomatoees, Hubbard Sqash-whatever that may be-bpeas, ushroom, blackberries, salmon, pears, peaches, cherries, swveet potatoes, beans, milk, and pineapples. The milk wdas pure. All the rest contained ...

... Russian loan with some- thing more than the proverbial grain of salt. No doubt subscriptions of a sort were as plentiful as blackberries in an average September, but there is a strong suspicion that many of these were arranged by the financial houses responsible ...

... stand was reached Whiteheart was sucoceded by Blackberry, and then came Ardearn, Gondolier, and Lovely Anne, with Golden Link next, and Buff If. last. Half a',mile further Whiteheart dropped back, and -Blackberry was pursued by Ardoarn and Golden Link, and ...

... issne of to-day Mr. Praeger is not t quite correct in designating the pine saw-fly a rare r insect. It is as common as blackberries on many largely. wooded properties in the South of Ireland, and on the Marquis of Wlaterford's property, with which I was ...

... speed. St. Columnba, Calamity, Prosperity, Blair Hope, and Rosie went five furlongs briskly hlr. H. Beasley's The Dream and Blackberry traversed two miles and a half at a good pace. Greek Girl and St. Thtnmas had a nseful gallop of two miles. Lord Zetbhind ...

... to the merchants was going the wrong way abont it. It i was just the cas9e of the old woman. the pig. and i thebunchof blackberries. The Commissioners had c eltyto enforce their rule and apply the stick to I the end of the pig, and the thing was done ...

... Singer's Tenlby, a, 11 10 (Capt. El Owen)_ 1 a Mr. Gubbins's Lord of the Glen, 6, 11 10 (T. n Fitton). ?? 2 Mr. F3yrefield's Blackberry, 4,10 5 (1. Beasley) 3 Also ran-Bagman, Airdoarn, Hollington, Billee e Taylor, Macpherson, The Midshiprmite. P (Winner trained ...