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... Coote, 2 yrs, by Gallinule-Valerie, Eyre- field Lodge, Curragh Brown Hampton, 4 yrs, by Royal Hampton, The Hall, Curragh Blackberry, by Boulevard-Paradise, 6 yrs, Castleukock Boatman. 2 yrs, by Buckshot-Sea Maid, Eyre- field Lodge, Curragh Bonny, 4 yrs ...
... of the ecesedwasnot ide waerthers being only abot twelve inches in th bi ut the right foot of the deceased was ?? nasrn blackberry briar, To get to this place deceae ros ae used a perivate path- way which runs by the sido of the pit. Witness ra,:cr-. ...
... Mri0Cunalnghaini oh r Clnaricrde by Catlra~th- Wild Uakw dar , by Ireland Yet, Sister to Sofas, 4 Yrs ?? (late Mr H Ibjs) bh m Blackberry, r.Mrs D tewlma s b g Abbot, 6 Fa MrTG'rdtsobacb fnes i by Ben Battle-Seres, Mr3TS Irmin's b ?? Siene,6 yin Mr W. GOSameson's ...
... sbhmsThe Counte~ss a 12 0 3Capt Dewhursrt's ch g Shylock. a 11 12 P Captain Dewburst's (late Mr H Beasloep'e) blns r Blackberry hr . ?? ?? 611 12 8 Cepi Byrom's b Cruiser ?? a 11 9 Mr ?? b h East Wind ?? al 7 6 Mr Fitzgerald's b g TnDream l. ..a ...
... published March 22nd, at 6 p nO. Two miles and a half. yrs st lb Capt Dewhurst's ch g Shylock ?? a 12 0 Captain Dewhurst's b l m Blackberry ?? 6 12 0 Major Runbury's b In Barbette ?? ?? 6 }1 6 Mr P F Collier's h First Dragoon ?? 6 11 1 Mt Winter's oh m Maynight ...
... STEEPLE. a half. CHASS PLATE of Beo soea. Two miles and ahalL 12 0 Captain Deawhurst's Shylock, a 12 0 Captain Dewbarst's Blackberry, II 11 t Major Buabury 's Barbette, 5, 11 1Mr Collier's First Dragoon, II 10 12 Mr Winter's Maynight, 6 10 10 Mr Nally's ...
... published March 22nd, at 6 p m). Two miles and a half. yrs Rt lb Capt Dewburst's oh g Shylocl .. a 12 0 Captain Dewhurst's bl m Blackberry ?? 6 12 0 Major Bunbury's b m Barbete ?? ?? 5 11 6 Mr P F Collier's br h First Dragoon ?? 6 11 1 Xi Winter's ch m ...
... reckoned fortu- nate, for nearly every card showed one or more misses, and onters and magpies were almost as plentiful as blackberries. One man actually missed all his seven shots, and the totals of a number of men were 70 and a little over. For nearly two ...
... Benson, -owe 15 and 3.6; Biss Ross and Miss Latitner' v Miss L X Jackson and Miss Corder, owe 30. 'To be handicapped. Ripe blackberries were gathered on Tuesday near Eltringiam House, Northumberland. CIEADON Hoesm ESTATE IN THE MARxET. -At the Central Station ...
... Hermit 0. Oladdern The race is a difficult one to deal with, and strong tips and dead certainties are as plentifol as blackberries if heed were taken to all that is told one on the race. Raeburn is wonder- f'l;y firm, and so is Callistrate; but I am ...
... the most costly yearling, stock were something fabulous. Two thousand guinea horses year alter year wvere as plentiful as blackberries, and yet money could not buy a good horse. Recently Mr. Baird, who remained staunch and trite to- ?? trainer, and thereby ...
... clsl vearll:n stricl; vere sometillilg abulous. 'Iwxo tllotnsanod guinea 11io05 xouui alter xyear \'.ere 05 p~leniiiufl as blackberries, and yet ?? could net buyv ai good hiorse,(. [Recetitly Mlr. Baird, who remained staunch alivd trite to his traliner, faltI ...