... PaPli Sell' Hurelo-Belted Emrl,.5yre; Vral P( d'Arno, 4yrs Is Volta, 4yrs; and Purarlholder, Ove.. ARRIVAIS. S Ambe-osino, Blackberry,.Ble ir, Belte ERoo,Basbo, Black Turf, Cunning Boy, Gmoe Commolner, .epins Citar caireo, FcarticgF-us,. Golden Heart, Iralian ...

... 'lSC: MAIDE.N.: Clulb O)pen lfandicap ~MOIDA: Mr Grouzse llandjmr Q~p,~ljTE QUEEN. MrN Nobles Hlandisnp-.j 0 tJ. .: .:r Blackberry Maiden.,P15I5LOLLARD. .MrD Heatlher Plate-LUCIDITY. Do ?? VENAIIOB.. ,SP9JR2'SMfAN AND SPO1ii'XrNG LTeSE Cal A UTRENTIC ...

... Deacon. (loeseber-ries: let, K. Snaitls; 2nd, IV. Deacoti. Black currants: K. Onritli. Bed or white nurniats: K. Sriaith. Blackberries: Let, J. Ilavid ; 2rad, Edith David, Lls'tdougli. Speciinsitt fruit: S. Devitl. Kidney- potatoes: let, B. Titycre, Cogan; ...

... and 10 to 1 agst any otter. Won byja length sn-I a h?f- three I'?!I5 Of a length between the seinjud and third. '4.0-The BLACKBERRY MAIDEN (at noisy) TwO. TRAIl-OLD PLAYS of 103 nova; coke Sot, ?? and geldinge let 1Db; winneze extra. Pivo farlosigo, straight ...

... Dan ~aviets, his pig; merchnant. What she told thie pressman~t the was this :-Ahout half-past four I 'was picking lye blackberries wvith Nellie Bramley, wrho lives at dsa No. 5, Tranmroad-side South, when wve raw a zobaby, whicht I shoulld judge to he ...

... elameone, is per peck; nlectarisies, *e ls 6d to'e 2sperxdoaea; peaclehe, 3d to 3di each:' a aps-icots, ldi to 3d each: blackberries, 1d to 'r l-§d per lb; apples (English), cooking, ldi per > lb; ditto dessert, 1d 'to 2d per lb., pears, 2d to n 3dl per ...

... 3is absolutely act a, sinigle fact which would -start ,the rumours jute existence. Rumosusi just now arc as plentiful as blackberries,: arid, 3 itocordlig to those whlo are generally informed,1 -bhe public may exp~ect a falzl as rapid as the st rise. .No ...

... been found lan, ishanging in a spinney nt Fulbrocke, near Find- tion lay, by- twoe lader Who were out gathering tboa e-blackberries. He Wma quite, 'ead; and hit -blact -be~ to prteeaited a ghasaty -`aspect, that eyes - and the s- -tongue protruding, enrd ...

... In the ltammei,; EIso said. we used to Cl I to~d 0Aj~y waU, nd ila good God sent usa big ha rxvest of Mluahroom~. and blackberries, I at? gathered themaend by welling them at Lanelly ivsable to Fnake a Wi'ev slillings. In tho IM Lair 1house, here, too ...

... their ] lecision without committing thcinrselves hyl stating reaimons. Falstaff mLidI, if reasous werc as pleiitifui asff blackberrie.s, I Woulldl give I thee oo reason for 't, and the Court of Quarter S'..sjioni are of his mind, so that the case d i d ...

... St. Fagan's discovery il of the megalithic giant the other day, p erratic boulders promise to become as 0. common as blackberries in September, and b the curious point about them is thzt each t newly-discovered erratic is bigger than Ic its predeoessor ...

... Purcell; Miss EB. L. Crates; 3rd. Miss Rose E. Williams. FRUIT. Gooseberries, red: R. Smith. Currants, dish of red: - Smith. Blackberries: R Sidford. Best specimen of an fruit not included in above: H. Stephens, andough. VEGETABLES. Pctatces, kidney: ist, A ...