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... in killing. some farms in Northamptonshire dozen litters of cubs may counted, whilst tho old foxes seem as plentiful as blackberries, and as full vigour as schoolboy. hounds have had several turns, and thov will continue active until tho season opens in ...
... in a rare hurry, running through Cotgrave Covert, out across the road loading from Nottingham to Owthorpo, and as if for Blackberry Hill. On reaching the brickyard near Wold Hill, however, the fox doubled right back, and hounds fairly raced along flat ...
... getting all right in a minute or two. This was the finishing touch, and it now seemed a Question of goals as plentiful as blackberries, for the Scots were simply making rings round the opposition. Pypcr gave a different complexion to matters spirited run ...
... The historical and ancient feiryhke den never looked better, with its rugged hill sides alive with rich purple heather and blackberry, the rugged outline of mountain and forest adding to the grandeur and sublimity of the scene, woke up for the nonco with ...
... Teufel 40. The following horse*, the Property Mr. W. rt. J. Hogg. Oakleigh. bury. Kentßlackthorn 80 gs.. Blackbird 79, Blackberry 43, Mask 49. Myrtle 28. . The following Horses, the Property of Mr. Vernon Brittain. The Lilies, near AylesburyFleet Lass ...
... escape at Plumtree Village, after being hunted for fortyfive minutes. Tollerton Wood provoa tenantless, but fox was home at Blackberry Hills. He ran through Ootgrave Gone, and was pointing (or Thornton’s Wood when suddenly tamed to the right, eluding the ...
... well-known racing officials will Piccadilly Circus Chambers. 217, Piccadilly, W. •#* Bbownbbbby yrs), by AtbeUng out of Blackberry, was disposed of at Baldoyla yesterday Mr. H. Beasley to Captain B. Daly, the latter acting on behalf of English friend ...
... ■ r street ively. 57 and puineas. Mr. Jas. no ; •- . iranter, Charley’s Aunt, G putooas. Liout.-Col. - -’.et’s charter Blackberry fetched 75 suincas. his ; . .•. :cr. 125 puineas. Mr. J. H. Malhows sold his Pearl, by T the Property of Mr. Percy Brassey ...
... NORTHERN PLATE of 100 sovs: second receives 10 kovs weight for age. Ac.; two miles and a Mr. F. H. Wise’s SLOE, by Hackler—Blackberry. 5 yrs, list sft F. Masoit 1 Mr. P. J. Dunne’s ASCETIC’S PRIDE. 6yrs, lOst Bft.T. Lane 2 Mr. F. Creagh’s CLYTIE.aged, lOst ...
... haired section. As usual, Mr. Sam Woodiwiss did wall with his bulldogs, capturing both championships with Baron Sedgmere and Blackberry re ...
... 100 sova; the winner sold for £109; if for £59. allowed five furlongs, straight. Mr T. Burns’s br f DEWBERRY, byOtlerburn-Blackberry. 4 yrs. 9sf 81b (£5O) W. Mr. D. Buchonan’sbh TOPAZ. 6 yrs, 121 b (£5O) Horton t Mr. J. Burns’s ch c DUPLICATION, yrs ...
... visited the different music halls on Saturday niaht. The great rendezvous was the Brapire. and here Old Blues were oe as blackberries in September. Manager Kitchen and his aesliants bad made ample preparations to deal w.th any too exuberant spirits, but ...