... the open class for females the judge had some difficulty in awarding the first prize, as Cigarette, Bieester, Beauty. and Blackberry were entered in competi:aon, but he eventually gave the first place to Cigarette, .usned by Mr, B. Farman; and the second ...

... Melton Plate-Tudor, 15 to 8 on. LINGrErLD. Haxted Handicap-Pitcher, 11 to 10 agst. Warliogham Nursery-Bolero, 9 to 2 agst. Blackberry Maiden-Carrington, 20 to 1 on. Bue:khurat Welter-Heatherwell, 7 to 2 agts, (Club Mtembsrs'-Black Bart, 10 to 1 agst. Sackyille ...

... place on the famous Clyde excursion steamer Cuoumbie,a lady givinz birth to a female child between Gourock and Dunoou. Ripe blackberries have already been picked at Ecclefechan. which is two months before their usual time. A boy named Wallach has died at ...

... competed-Mr, Robert Campbell's Nelly Bly; Mr. Arthur Croker's Sally Brass, Mr. B. W. Lindsay's Ivey; and Mr. U. C. Alen's Blackberry. BEST PAIt A.NY HEIGHT, DRIVPe IN TAtNDEm.- First prize, £5 ; second, £3; third. £$. 1, Mr. XWilliain Gatflkin's G-ips9y ...

... giving receipts for baits and advice to fly-fishers. I-le once angled I with success, he tells us, for bream with ripe blackberries and other pleasant baits. On another occasion he breaks away from Cotton to give the fly-fishernman a tip for making ...

... ec-senth, the Inst. pair being red Ink and the Gammer ?? ine a buoght in for 2Slgs, and the Alert fibly was sold to it Sa o The BLACKBERRY MesoMn- Two-.yrnR-can PLA.TE of 103 sovs. Sin furtongs. Mir, Manton's Carrington, by Ma-heath-Anstrntia, Set ,lh, Sir James ...

... Red Ink and Gannmer gelig.Te in r ?? was bought in-fer 210 guineas, and Alr il a ?? to Mr Swan for 24 guineas. ecol The BLACKBERRY MAIIIES (at entry) TWO. cM~ I- YEAR-OLD PLA.TE of 103 sore. Winners extra. Mr Six furlongs. (15 entries.) 9 7 (7lb ex) Mr ...

... and to a nman who was not up at the limle. Is it not too invariably the custom to expect rowing men to turn up, like blackberries do in the hedge-side, season by season, and in default of their turilln-up, to swear at such luck and at good oarsmen who ...

... nhum who w.as not t ip ' at the funec. Is it net too ilivalri..vY tile Custom to expe'-t rowing menci to turn up, like blackberries do inl the iiedge-side, seasonl by se isoil, aiid iii (deault of 'their tornlitg-tip, to swear at such luck and at good ...

... 3yrs; .0 Li. Foorbeak, 3yre; and Maied of Carttenielei filly, 2yrs.'. * .Arriott, Armaud. Bty Belle of the Wls ls. .p tug, Blackberry, Bluebell, Candace, Capeiiu, Chow n Chow, Cider. Comnplications, Cons-dale, 'Cornfiteor, is Crusadle, Disturbance, Dinner ...

... Morford and Rust's Ripon, Mr. Hassan's Norwood Beddy, Mir. Oliver's Save Monarch, Mr. Peek's Pleasure, Mr. Woodiwiss's blackberry, Mr. I Joel's Dotn Alexis, Mr. H-Jayes's Priiice* Salano, Mr. Thorne's 13aster Gordon, Mr. Ford's Ivy Leaf. Mr. Farman's ...

... Buokhurst RHndicap - MOaDA or !E.ATHEa-WELM NHaxted H andicap TortrmDoiror'TuDoR. Saekville Wdlter 'andicap-flooD LAD. 'Blackberry Maiden 'Plate-CA-RRINGTON. Members' Late-COaNBURY or MFRRY SCOT. .The L-Licester Meeting commences to-morrow, when1[ -shall ...