... 2 Mr 2 W. Ethelston’s OBTRUDER, & 11-5 : T Goswell 3 Mr W R Lysaght’s Mauvillon, a, 11-6 . Mr Rogers O Mr H. Cottrill’s Blackberry, b, 11-10wner O Mr F A Brown’s Cherry Cap, &, 11-50wner 0O Mr F Gilbert's Ocean Swell, a, 11-5 ' Mr Harrison ...

... type, but spell, and compose a letter with some show of education. You would think one could find those women as thick as blackberries. Not much! And yet to hear people talk of the lack of employment one would imagine smartness and competence in this particular ...

... —. —. -. 'ew\_jj-’ 8-8..9..1:'-' tells us of the robin’s-kindness . Babes in the Wood : : L “Their pretty lips with blackberries i Were all besmear’d and dyed; g And when they saw the darksome P¥%3 They sat them down and cried.”™ No burial this pretty ...

... are utilised, the opening and leading one being ‘“ Avenging and Bright,” which is made a kind of principal subject. ““The Blackberry Blossom,” a capital reel, was played with rare “ abandon * by the band, and Mr. Harty has most inganieusly used it, so to ...

... gives strangers coming irx} 0 town, and who have to cross over the bridge om the railway, a bad impression of the city. BLACKBERRIES. WANTED TO BE DELIVERED AT HENRIETTA STORES. Highest brice paid. No red berrics received. Must he picked clean, free from ...

... there is 11°bfi course,, cheaper than blackberries, in ,the ordinary wajy there is nférr’ insipid and unpalatable as blackb e and this applies even when 2P of added. Yet it is a sin to permit fl;,, of one blackberry or one crab-apP such a delightful thing ...

... his airoplane. It was the first time L saw one. I spent a few days In the country, wich I engoyed very much. Bird-nesting black-berry picking and looking for mushrooms. They were thrashing the corn while 1 was there. It was great fun helping. I am sorry ...

... have got but little assistance from the Union. The women folk are trying to eke out an existence by selling mushrooms and blackberries. wir s ' The farmers in the Swords and Coolock districts have now taken joint action to‘ have their crops removed from ...

... FRXHE of Also rub seams of hea%s gty before machining them- .4 P machine to run easily 2 needle sticking. R ¢ flit“:r For blackberry and otherdiesalef’. a tablecloth, clothing, etce;. Srt’ borax in boiling _wate%y gob stained part over a jug 3% 01t 0f ...

... Meiktila (Mr E Robinson) Clancy 4 10 0 Creta (Mr R Tyler) Duller 4 10 O Moon Bird (Mr H Bottomley) Hare 4 (dr.) : —The BLACKBERRY SELLING HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE of £9O; winner to he sold for £5O. Two miles, yrs st 1b Beaumanor (Mr G Peole) Pooie a 12 ...

... being under National Hunt Rules. It being a 'Stock Exchange holiday the attendance was large all round. ...

... 3 Mr J M Kenworthy's Footlights, 5, 11-7 T Goswell 0O Mr P S Cadman’s Girl Scout, 4, 10-7 A Hill O Mr H L Cottrill's Blackberry, 5, 10-12 Owner O Mr G P Sanday’s Cherry Pie, a, 10-1 A Header 0 Race started at 3.0. Winper trained by Murphy.) Betting—s ...