... consent. Any thoughtful man not afraid of expressing his opinions could find as many reasons for thi3 course Falstaff's blackberries. Foreign diplomatists frequently, as might be expected, marry foreign ladies. Ladies like to know everything, and to tell ...

... only the value own settlement. Mr. Lees Knowles was evidently under the impression that such heiresses are plentiful . as blackberries, for he declared that unfortunate man might go on doing this sort thing ad infinitum. Mr. Bowles was either not so sanguine ...

... who had been bought for 100 guineas on the first, day, was now bought in for 210 guineas. Oarringtoti liad easy task the Blackberry Maiden Plate, but fine race was witnessed between lleatherwell and Stroller in the, Buckhur.st Welter Handicap, the ktst-namtd ...

... Fawcett Mr. Goode The Property of Mr. H. S. Constable. Bay filly by Otterburn—Edith Mr. M. Wilson Chestnut colt by Otterbum—Blackberry Mr. Mason Chestnut colt to Otterburn —Cyprus Aikin 30 colt Otterburn—Brunette .Air. W. F. Lee 85 'The Property Mr. Miles ...

... Lingfield Meeting, I shall rely upon the following : Hasted Handicap—Toreador or Merry Scot. Nursery—Barletta or Bolero. Blackberry Plate—Lord Justice or Oar- RINGTON. Buckhurat Selling Welter Handicap Crawley. Lingfield Club Members'Plate—Merry Scot or ...