... WardaC- Without reserve. Blackberry, black mare (1887), by Boulevard— Paradise Mr. Ortvaa 7J Pair? Clan 11.. bay mare (1896). Clanronald— Fairy Dream 11. Mr. F. Callaghan 7J Blackberry Dlomora. bay gelding. year*, Telesinus—Blackberry Reserved at 25 Devbatha ...

... Walter Boss, aged 19, of DaHon-uk-Furnets, was recovered from disused iron ore pit. White out with hie brother searching for blackberries tell down Hie shaft a considerable depth, and waa drowned. ...

... UAi.y-naao two-teab-omm*. Buckler, chestnut gelding Broad Arrow oot Blackberry. Mr Hayes, gs. Lincoln Arrow, bay gelding Broad Arrow out of Lady Lincoln North Lincoln. Cope, Flash Note, hay gelding Blarney out Bank Note. Mr Corscaddcn. 27 gs. Surprise ...

... new and important is being developed in Clonmel—the wild froit trade- Large quantities all kinds of wild berries. hunts, blackberries, Ac-, are gathered by poor people and sold to agents, who ship to English jam manufacturer*. Ciaba. or apples, are now ...

... are of a superior nature, and among selectioos that tbe firm specially monunend are apple trees many variet*es, apricots, blackberries, peart., plums, damsons, cherries, currants, tigs, gooseberries, grape vine*, peanhes. eU. Many beautifuJ dewr.pt ions ...

... of Main visitor sea* ton comes to an official end, but given tin« weather October a pleasant month, and the time when the blackberry is in profusion. On Tuesday next the Mona winos up her career with day trip to Dublin, the last thia season. The season’s ...

... Khedive, The Dummy, Golden Oreeoenk. 81 Golamba, Little Widow, Lochinvar, Brown Eyes, Lord Praams, Liamore, Croagbnatriok, Blackberry, Pert eat lon, Dick Torpln. Fetbard, Bill. Cinobora. Maddenstown. Flint, Kockiogbam, Moonlighter. Comrade. Delamoot, Tapis ...

... for thirty years. Almost ail corns have been stacked splendid condition. The countryside is now very rich in colour, and blackberries are in great profusion. The electric railway will convey motor race sightseers the summit of Snaefell Mountam, which commands ...

... Mr. D. Harrison * BLACKBERRY, Misael Thrush—Muriel 11. (ear. 10-8) J. Anthony 1 * 11 1 Mr. C. Brown e YELLOW PRINCE Mr. H. 8 Marrfwn 2 (Winner trained R. W. Smith), netting—7 4 on Yellow Prince, who *ed the last hurdle, when Blackberry drew away to win ...

... never see blackberries hawked about on barrows.” Blackberry tart or pudding, with cream, a dish tit for the most exacting epicure, and is surprising that this exquisitely{favoured fruit should be largely neglected. are told that blackberries are prime ...

... Ladies’ Plate—Auld Stock. 1; Prinoa Vera, 2; Prosperity. 8. Also ran—Little Nell, Signal. Azam, Irene, Bonnie Girl, Kilfenora, Blackberry 11, Cream Cracker. Arab Maid, Monitor, My Queen 111. Betting—7 to 2 Auld Stock. The Plate— Bright Eye, 1; Miss Nightingale ...

... Brito and Blackberry were in front, but after passing it the favourite went with clear lead. *Two fences from heme Ardcaro took op the running, and. drawing away, won easily by two lengths; three lengths between second and third. Blackberry was fourth ...