... Particularly brisk have been matters this week, fur at Warwick and Folkestone in the first half runners were as plentiful as blackberries in September, and, in accordance with custom, they turned up in tremendous force for the Manchester Meeting, the last act ...

... F. P. Low seconded the proposition. Many other delegates continued the di cession, and amendments were as plentiful as blackberries. A'l, however, were ultimately withdrawn, and the original motion was put to the meeting, with the resn't that 23 voted ...

... Arthur The property of Mrs. W. H. Richardson Ringleader Rlnglet The property of Mr. W. H. J. Hogg Blackthorn° Blackbird Blackberry The property of Mr. Vernon Brittain. Fleet Lass The property of Lord Douglas Compton, 9th Grey Thomas Hussar The property ...