... Mna RACING MOTES. Battle Gage has been struck oat of all and Cruiser out of all handicaps >r which weights have appeared. Blackberry. Graoehill, Maraock, The Unknown, and The Dale have been struck out of the Conyngham Cap Pnnohestown. The Rhymer, 5 yrs ...

... Lord Mayors whom 1 see around me renew ■ 1 laughter!. Voice—Alderman Dillon. | The High Sheriff—They are plenti■ ful as blackberries daughter), though 1 must say I do not see quite many High Sheriffs. In conclusion 1 will only sav. that after experience ...

... ground. Deriving their sustenance from sand and pebbles, only the hardiest plant here and there poshes leaf or two; bat the blackberries like the sort place ia, and the wild roses also, and tho golden rods and tlie sloe boshes. More beautiful than any flowers ...

... Exciseman beat Mr James Daily's w d No Joke Ur W Maher's r Scenesbifler beat Mr W Walsh's r b Tilly . .. . Mr M Fagan’s d Blackberry beat Mr Hopkins * MrP Reynolds’ b Little Squaw boat J Bedfern’s r d Antiquarian V * V . , Mr Dowling's r Banger beat Mr ...

... '9B. *4B. *67. How long, O Lord, how long.” At the foot of thin heart lay a email Croat, made with moot and Urge rad and blackberry brightened aotnmnal and covered over with tiny hooches of violets. It bore the inscription— tUy, bo mor* you *ro Uolor of ...

... themselves, was the spirit of deeay. For instance, in many districts, the people said that, after that night they •ooud not eat blackberries, because the yhnw.i or the spirit of winter, had touched them. Thev wottld also remember, from the old traditions which ...