... returned. The Wren Huuntery' Plate of £4 194, of which the second horse receives IJs, for ponies 14 hands 3 in. Mr V J Blake's Blackberry 1 l;t C'JFBhku Philbox : e rench’s Ballyhooley Me W Kyne's Cuthesu we 0 Mr Mangan’s Gay Ledy w 0 Mr M Morris's Eveleen ...

... Mr W Coghhsn's Parade, 4 yra ,Ir C J Power's Naaess, Sir W Jamesen's Attiltnnm.y. 4 yrs Mr H Jameson** 4 yr. H Heasley'. Blackberry, 4 yis slr II Leasley's The Weard, 4 yr. Mr I) Boorke's Frank, 4 yr. .!r.l T Roman Emperor, 5 yr. Mr 513 Cortrdly's lAssuore ...

... Trail, Nib- lick, and Rockingham came six furlongs at a steady pace. Mr. H Beasley's Come Away, Ifount Arm- strong, Wizard, Blackberry, and Lord Zetland compassed one mile and a half at half speed. Narraghmore, Freshet, Flying Column, Athlum- ney, Lismore ...

... 4 yrs .MlrJ 13 Athiasot's Miiss Georgie, S ps Mir S Kelly's New York, S yrs .lTr S Xelly's Boston, 4 yrs AIr H Beasley's Blackberry, 4 prs Mlr It Beasle y's The Wizard, 4 yrs Mr WV ?? Sinner, aged Capt Nlaiieoell's 3Effendi, 6 yrs 1 lit W1' Coghlan's Crescent ...

... miles. There is a second entry for this race 2 boys to March Ist. Bitter Sweet, 6 yrs Boston, 4 Whiteheart. 5 yrs Shy lock, Blackberry, 4 rrs Brown Rock. 6 yrs Stroller. The Wizard. 4 rrs Liamore, 4 Kumet, 5 vrs The Sinner, aged Maurocette, 4 Wekotoc. yx» ...

... made a detour, and, entering higher up, crept cautiously nearer and nearer till, sheltered by a huge clump of sloe and • blackberry bushes, he could both see and - hear. Have patience, Paul, Nora was say.; ing ; I somehow dread your speaking to papa ...

... (1 Waters's) Robin frig aged Captain Deaturst's (late Mr Rufus. 6 Kelly s Nen York, 5 yes Mr Kelly's Boston. 4 yrs Mr II Blackberry. 4 yrs Mr ileasley's The Wizard, 4 yrs Mr W HAnway',.The Amer, aged Cast Nlaun , elts Effendi, 6 Mr W Cushion Pre-a-est ...

... photographer pervades society very largely, and it is evident that in the near future (or she) will become plentiful tho blackberry. Ingenious men are hard at work all parts of the world to secure this end, and at the same time to put money in their purses ...

... following were trotting and canterinug tcdroughls tire long grass-M1r. B Beasley's Come Away, Lsr- . more, Athtutney, The Dream, Blackberry, , Freshet, Iarraghmore, Mount Armstrong, Sarah . Bernhardt, and Lord Zetland, elihan's St , Thomas, Bitter Sweet, Merry ...

... Glennie, Herringbone, Miuiter George, Lady of the Glen, e .and Annie; Mr. H Beasley's Come Away, Lis- a more, Athlumney, Blackberry, The Dream, Mount e Armhsttrouig. Freshtet, lNarraghmore, Flyingt Column, Wizard, and Lord Zetlaud; Behan's Re- ,atlt, Merry ...

... wood carving, knitting, netting, beekeeping, and. for women, mending garments, spinning, jam making in the bilberry and blackberry season, embroidering, crochet, and lace working. It is satisfactory to learn that the Government are alive the necessity ...

... carving, knitting, netting, bee- I keeping; and for women, mending garments, spin- n Ding, jam making in the bilberry and blackberry season, embroidering, crochet and lace making. It is satisfactory to learn that the Government d are alive to ?? necessity ...