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... John Thompson, Coatleku-ck, Tom Til and Tiptop; 2nd, T. T. Power, Midiugh. and Moonlight; 3rd, H. H. Smiley, Blackbird and Blackberry. TANDEM. Class to be 14.2 or over. Ist prize, N. Morton's Almeida and Black Jock; J. Thompson's Tom Tit and Tiptop. ...
... pest, and parts of New Sooth Wale* the blackberry is prolific that the fruit is gathered the ion. in place of the bushel or hundredweight, with which the English blackberry-gatherer* are familiar. Hie blackberry finest and most abundant on coast a few ...
... Sir Hugo Also ran : Mr. J. Burke’s Trafalgar, Mr. W. Gamble's Harry Bruce. Mr. W. M‘Mahon's Longford and Mr. J. Gamble's Blackberry. This race proved a very interesting one. The competitors were well matched, and the finiah was a close earn ...
... Hunt Clnb’s Netiie Mr. hi. Burke’s Bleek Fury Miee M'Cliatock’e Also ran : Mr. John Burke’s Middletown and Mr. J. Gamble'* Blackberry. The LADIES’ PLATE IDs ; wwimi reoeive ;an oy»a flat raee. two miles. Mr. MHlonoell’s District Councillor 1 Mr. J. Ilagbea’s ...
... Teniers, Claude Lorraine. Poussin, Gainsborough, Romney, Reynolds, Turner—to mention onlv few great names—are almost abundant blackberries. Among the Vandycks are portraits of Strafford and Prince William of Orange, father of the groat deliverer;” among the ...
... secondly, that it ahowen how hopeful were their prospects of winning tbe present battle. As for knights, they seemed to plenty blackberries on the other aide; but thought roost of his hcareni would agree that one vote in moleskin trouser* was worth score nonvoting ...
... Conyrifham Cup Course. Bm Excellency Earl Dublin, by Saraband—Vivaudiere. 4yrs Mr. U. Beasley’s Brownberry, by Aihsling— Blackberry. Mr. A. Buckley, jun.’s, Ivsaoff, by Skipeway, 4yrs Mr. James Cleary's Palm Victory, by Palmleaf—Vivaudierc, 4y«* Mr. B ...
... the long special which left Belfast nine o’clock; and, looking round the atande. one saw Uleter personalities plenty ae blackberries.” They were not disappointed, either nationally or provincially. for in addition seeing Ireland victorious, they had tbe ...