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... immediate effect on the Stock Exchange, and high class i Starlight (10021, by Bury Victor Chief.. Lord Middleton 390 often Blackberry (18021. by Bar One Exors J. Mercer 120 L.ecurities rose automatically on tho comparative cheap- lker Primrose TT 118921 ...
... them, but within a few months came the 30-knot destroyers, a•nd then the fastest vessels afloat' were as plentiful as blackberries. Russia claimed her to be the Inamer built Sokol, but Japan maintained that destroyers constructed for her in England were ...
... after hunting him round and round Powers' Wood, Rapsgate, and Combend for nearly an hour, he given up. Our next draw was Blackberry Quarry. tiers we disturbed a brace of foxes, hounds getting away with one over tbapenny Hill sent him into Moor Wood, where ...
... chesnut gelding, 15.1 i. 5 years. A very beautiful horse, and a very fine goer. A match, phaeton, or victoria horse. SLACKS. BLACKBERRY, black gelding, 15.1, 5 yearq. MAYFLOWER, 82:3 11.5.8., black mare, 15.1, 7 yearq ifor breeding see catalogue A pair of ...
... well-known bunter sire Truefit. Three blacks are included in the catalogue, and two of these make a very handsome pair. They are Blackberry and Mayflower (15.1 lends), who are perfectly matched in shape, action. and quality ; and both for utility end appearance ...
... in bygone days they got better returns than with guaranteed prize money. But that was before shows were as plentiful as blackberries on a hedge in September ; but we are living in wondrous times, and as everything is going up in price, why not dog shows ...
... bay gelding by Royal Meath, and His Excellency Earl Cadogan was paid 180 p. for Gallant Boy, a brown gelding by Gallinule—Blackberry. Barometer, by Chippendale—Remorse, and a colt foal by Bushey Park were by no means dear at the 400 gs. bid. Col. W. Hall ...
... under the auspices of the little love-god they are mounted on the horses, or strolling down the hillside in search of blackberries. Cupid is indeed busy and freakish, shooting his winged arrows aimlessly and at random, and the local Lalages do not flee ...
... by that time taken their departure. The New Cover held a cub, which gave some good sport. At length he tried the open ria Blackberry Hill, then out to the New Cover, and back to the Hill, being eventually lost between there and Normanton. Wynstay Gorse ...
... one of whom, Lucy Grey, is a confidential and safe mount that would prove invaluable to a nervous or elderly gentleman. Blackberry, • brown mare, and Taffy, a bay horse, the property of Mr. J. K. Bourne, have been driven separately and as a pair, and ...
... at THE REPOSITORY. LEICESTER, on WEDNESDAY, October 31st, the following 11011sEs, the property of J. K. Bourne, Esq. 1. BLACKBERRY, brown mare, 15 hands, quiet hi single and double harness, good hack , tut and brilliant hunter, sound. 2. TAFFY, hay horse ...
... Old Park and ran their fox away towards Eycot Wood, whence, turning short to the left, he ran over Woodmancoto Downs, rid Blackberry Quarry, and across the valley by the Field's Plantation up to Three-Mile-Bottom, and on past iKsterwell Farm Hinton's Gorse ...