... shawl Lake a 11 CRIAIXI (Mr. J. Wilaou 11 CHERRY PIE (Mr. G. .. .Sanflay ROYAL VISIT iMr. J le.hel , ..Coltri.l 11 J BLACKBERRY .Mr, F. il POT (Mr. E. llol!a»*4l Par-lift a ROMAN (\lr, T. llicharjH.ul Rooney CROSS BABY (Mr V. Sfjmreß* Moral; alO ...

... Legalite (Dainty). Garinieli Island (T. OosweQ). Lepithue (Reader), Cherry Pie (Mr. L. Brabeson). Universal Serrioo (McOuigan), Blackberry (R. Mason). Roman Smith). First (rfehi-), The TilUwe bool mas tag Cesebournei, and Pomposity (Mr. C. Osborne). Betting. ...

... Legalite (Dainty),' Garnish Island Goswell), Universal Service (McGuigan), Lapithns (Reader). Cherry Pie (Mr. L. Brabazon), Blackberry (R. N. Mason), Roman (W. Smith), First League (Helir), Village Schoolmaster (V. bourne), Pomposity (Mr. O. Casebournei. ...

... Gantm) «n IAPITHUS (Mrs. R. BKaw) fta . GELT (Mr. L. Passe) —.—CotuiU (Mr. J. WUsoa Slij CHIIRRY PIE ~Mr. G. Saoday) an. BLACKBERRY (Mr. F. MaeonJ .. .M« all FRANK (Mr. S. FOT fMr. li . .. -.lVtw PI*AIT fMr. J. . . ROMAN (Mr. T. .Prrwu« CROSS BuVBV ...

... if the regulations were to be observed and liability avoided. Frequerntly, said Mr. Lean, trespassers, people getting blackberries, and others made gaps in boundary fences for which farmers too often suffered if their holdings were near or abutted on ...

... STING tMx. J-'ord 11 7 Kl-N Alii M. ord 11 7 (Mr. O. Gcntor) .Gm»t*r II GfcXT (Mr. L. l*anw*i 11 iMi. J. Bay La) MiWi il BLACKBERRY (Ylr. F. ..Maaoo all FRANK KNii*E (Mr. S. Knovka) Arm.-4.UBiK 4 1 POT (Mr. SCOTCH PLAIT J. 10 ROMAN (Mr. T. Rachart-on) ...

... standard generally not vory high, nor d,o possess many of those great individual players that seemed to bo plentiful as blackberries some years ago. * ♦ * What are chief faults of our modern players? Take the forwards. see plenty speed, plenty of dash ...

... PRO-Di - GI-OUS2 Blues Only One Short of the League Record. Goals as Thick as Blackberries September Against Giossop. Windridge's Wizardry and Smith's Targetry. One-Sided ? No, Not a Bit. The Hawthorns Derby a Disaster to the Villa. ALB:ON IN HIGH ...

... Pease's THE GELT. 6y. 11-4 Mr. Mr. J. Pulim * *. l® . .Walkiagtoo 31r. C. Ber**c » Tato« Map. sy. 114 Bar-or* 0 Mr. F. —~ Blackberry, a. 11-1 • A. Sax Mr. Pearaon * Bartvet- Fair, a. Pigpott Mr. 11. Kbodea Rob Roy. iy, 10-1 W. J. Smith (Warner ira.ned ...

... others. 2.3O—SELLING HURDLE Two (H. Ford) 1, Lapithos (Reader) 2, The Gelt (W. 3. Also nan: Amcr»ham Tate's Map (Barton), Blackberry (A. Baj-net Fair Rob Roy (W. J. Smith). Betting: 5 to 4 agst Ken ware. 6 to 1 each and The Gelt, 7 to 1 each Fair and Rob ...

... hybrid bramble# to mentioned are quite as hardy the blackberries, amt their growth Just as vigorous. They could i«* planted once. The most popular is the loganberry, which m a hybrid between the blackberry and the rasp ierry. A much better bramble, though ...

... appreciated. It was work that was not easy get a man to do. for tact was essential, and tactful men were not ouite so plentiful blackberries. man might be able, but without tact would do more harm than good Tact, and Mr. Sima possessed thm abnormal degree, was ...