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... of the singular mildness of the season. This one has been discovered by the “Derry Journal” in the shape of large bunch blackberry briar in full bloom. It was plucked in the locality of Milltown, outside the city Deny. The bunch was luxuriant state ol ...
... b g by Ireland—Merry Medea, 4 Brownbsrry, br g by Atheling—Blackberry, 4 B g by Entlishiact—Marchioness. 4 In. f by Entbosiast.—Erin's Maid. 4 yrs. Gallant Boy. br by G II i nule Blackberry, 3 IJanina:man, di i by Gallinule--Magic, 3 yrs Duckey. h g ...
... you rink your life took tramp of of four mile. after the t° save M. Pretuot , aylnfo belongs to ',kiting ten quarts of blackberries on the war. you I con.d not soak Imang anything of ram. went to n ,orn.ro”t in the evening. foiowed Ma. Ido think Pa's ...
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... obstacles, it would not be easy to beat the track, which comprised stone walls, and big doubles were as plentiful as the blackberries are said to he in autumn. Hospitality was lavishly extended to visitors by Colonel Crichton on the course, whilst close ...
... obstacles, it would not he. easy to beat the track,-wbi9, M comprised stone walls, and.big doubles.were.as al plentiful as the blackberries are said to' be in a&utumn.. .1ospiitality-.was lavishly' etexided too visitors by ' Colonel CrichtG-n. on the, course ...
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... obetseles, it would not he easy to beat the track, which esimpriscd stone wall., and big doubles were as plentiful as the blackberries are said to be In suiumn. Hospitality was lavishly extended to visitor. by Colone l Crichton on the course, whilst dome ...
... of a gigantic pine which lay over breast high heard sort of scuffling on the other side of it, amid the dense growth of blackberries. Think some other person was on the same business were no notice was taken, but all of us. bear well, as found afterwards ...
... end evasion a difficult problem “form.” Hut it has one fatal drawluck. Half-crowns in periods of scarcity , not grow on blackberry bushes, and their value is at such times often infinity rather 1 than two modest shillings and a sixpence. ; Is it over ...
... Covyngham Cup” Course. ' H E Earl Cadogan’s Dublin, by Saraband—-Vivandiere, 4 yrs Mr. H Beasley's Brownberry, by Atheling— Blackberry, 4 yra 3 Mr. A Buckley, jun's Ivanofi, by Peterhof— Skipaway, 4 yrs - Mo Jmmef Cleary’s Palm of Vietory, hy Palm’ leaf ...