... the jockeys were not slow to retaliate, and prophecies of eternal perdition for most of those engaged were as common as blackberries. The racing colours were somewhat mixed,’like tbe language ; green and corduroy, with pot bat, wero commonly worn, while ...

... bred by Mr. R. Biekle. A cow of good quality sent the Hon. Mark Rolle was placed second. Mrs. Davies secured third with Blackberry, fine oow the rent-paying type, bred by Mr. Hayward, junr. Only two heifers were shown in class 5, but the quality was of ...

... W Jamoson's Ssvanty Fire, 4 Mr W Jameson's St Maraock, 4 Y. Mr Murphy's lady of Derry. 5 yes Mr IL Bate Mr II arnsley's) Blackberry, 5 —CtLIZENS' PLATE of • hurdle rare. One mile and a kalf. Mr P Kennedy's Pats Y Thompson's) MMra, 14:VCappinger's Pretty ...

... 13—Northern lLiv«rpoel)Te*iu» Week opens _ The FIRST MANUFACTCRLD LMTED ihe features of the gaSne. For the Capt Dewbui-St’s Blackberry .. .. oil 1 - and offered) | The fpm lor the lour day. WIDE REPUTATION for UNVARYING of vUitota Moore good form for score ...

... ley in wait e is sixtrthan b e for me. I could not go out even in the company id es 0 my 10 u was ' I - f aid Lra to blackberries and wild plume, cr gather forest roses, or to get hash water 1111111 w Y ee illasill* the ww i w y e _ lilla at the spring ...

... Councils willing, to risk public money in buySing, nothing can happen, though would- be yeomen farmers were as plentiful as blackberries. A year ago Parlia- ment was equally busy over the Irish Land Purchase Bill, but now it is assumed as a matter of course ...

... Dewburat'a Blackberry 5 1 1 Mr F Cullen's Rule, Mr Flint 1 1 M •r F Cullen's Tyrant, . 5 Mr F Callen's Tyrant • 1 0 Mr Collier's Dragoon Mr J Plulan's Signal Mr Prin.,. Charlie 5 Mr Linde's Mercury apt Si, F Cullen's • Dewbrinier Blackberry .., ...

... 'Hitherto the only effort for the industrial advancement of his penple that he has been ‘nbh to make is the is the paodaction of blackberry jam, the fruit in question being about the only natural product of the land of any value. We had the pleasure of meeting ...

... influence. It is the richer and bettereducated children who seem to miss so much of the old-fashioned joy in cowslip tiros sad blackberrying time. The precious knowledge cannot be acquired later in life. Those who imbibed unscientific flower lore early, find their ...

... s 0 0 -0 0 Eels 1 6 0 g Black Currants „ 0 0 -0 0 Soles 6 Red Currants „ 0 0-0 0 Sparlings t , . 4 --- 6 Blackberries ~0 0-0 0 Codfish .. 6- 6 Marrows each 0 0 -0 0 Mackerel each •••‘; 8 rieakale t‘r It 0 0-0 8 I.lerrinv ocor,:•••' ...

... qualiti-s will wear admirably. The following are a few of the favourite Patterns, in very fine Damask, :—Mistletoe and Oak, Blackberries and Bramb'es, Bulrushes and Water Orchids, Aquatic Plants, Foxglove ' Grape., Holly and Berries. Early English Fuchsia ...

... as to form in liliputian horse flesh, and we shall content our- selves with hazarding an opinion that “ Blue Bell ” or “ Blackberry ” should be on the premises, with “ Tolanthe” handy. We have a former winner, “ Fanny,” entered also, and fit and well at ...