... bo well founded (tho result showed it was), and individual wagers to which of two wonld prove tha better wore plentiful blackberries in autumn. Other mysterious elements tho business were supplied the favour bestowed upon lately beaten Itueil (who on his ...

... (Tottenham) v. Bill Boy*lca (Enfteld), Gilines (SpitalHelds) v. (Stoke Newington). Young Barney Smnneil v. Jack Moore, •‘Blackberry'’ v. lamony fan amusing spar), Tom Harwood v. Tom Dawson. Diver v. Warhv. C. Poskett Albion 8.C.) was an efficient M.C. ...

... handicap steeple-chase; winner* extra. Two mile*. Mr M. Corbally'a Bayleaf YIS Mr Prater's Alexander all Capt, OrwhursU* Blackberry Mr Donovan's Flint 10 Cast. Dewhurat'a Mount Armstrong . ll 10 Dewhurat'a Sbylork all 0 Mr H. Beasley's Repartee 10 Mr ...

... TAYLOR. Manch-ster. —Kuigbt 3 Mr J. Hague * Clara. Ashton. 176. —Andrew* 0 Mr W. Herbert Ht'o. 225 Tower* 0 W. Sturgess's Blackberry Girl. Opeashaw. 2-0 O. Per ton 0 Batting; 6to 4 agst Tayler. 6 to 2 agst Iwe-by Three, and 4to I bar two. Won four leutth ...

... cep) J S Starters. Very UtUe fresh non i« to hand rejecting the City, but rumours of trials yesterday were plentiful as blackberries, and that many alteration corrections in the shore list will hare to be asade between now and next Wednesday i» beyond ...

... upon vulgarity to exclaim, he states M did, Why, what's up ? The bird flow the hedge, be followed and found suspended pn a blackberry thorn, the skin of its back, one of brood of half-fledged young iters. He '. cd and restored it to the nest. The torateful ...

... Fisher* ECCENTRIC. Rgad. list 7lb T. Kaeenagb 3 Mr Warren Jackson** Warren Hesllags, •!**. H*t _ Taylor Capt. Den buret'* Blackberry, rrs. lift Tib 0 Mr P. Kelly'* Firewater, ee««1. 10?»* Mr Hop# 0 Sir J. Bourkr'e Wldgton. agel, ?*t lClb(car. ?*t lllb) ...

... probable pilot of the pro* ) up defeated Mi Georgia list 31b, Lord FranoU 12*t 31 and half a dozen others, one of whom viz., Blackberry started favourite, hot could only finish fourth. His n»xt effort resulted in failure, for the Spring Hunters* Hurdle BalJoyle ...

... byGrnttf Scot—Bore Mr J. Ail.in.ou ashed Wicklow If., Batter sod Braver—Bn«v Boa Till.. Wat W. Thompson s W*a- HI., War ll.—Blackberry Jm. Armitoes ns Mr. J. Vasty's A Minos VL, bv Weekly Scraps—Lady Armstrong 11. beat Mr. O. 80-wick's Guru., Catcrhani Clerk ...

... ('ai»t Bjrmm'i Cr ilirr a '.2 Mr Gore • Girl • 1-’ 0 Klrkwoml * \rdmm 5 Warren Jwkim't Warren llullop a 11 (V*.. Dewhuraf* Blackberry • M »j**r Klalier** Krr**ntrle a 7 T Don-nan* F!in1.„..» 11 • If. Dundas'* la-lv Bull** Mercury .. 6 10 12 IJen ...

... nothing going on to attract attention. Amateur handicaps for the two raoa* mentioned are plentiful the proverbial autumn blackberries, and it is amusing, if not instructive, to glance through several which have bean forwarded to through tbs poet with the ...

... tempting prices, but what with racing in pregrass Leicester, and rumours of week end trials aa plentiful the proverbial blackberries, I may sum up a short analysis of the latest London hotting with the remark that it was of a weak and therefore unreliable ...