... X HORRID MORDER NEAR SHEFFIELD. ?? wa ?? ?? ?? ?? o'cloc^two ehUdren, who were gathering blackberries fir t!^ 1 ?? ft ?? »V_ata mile and a half to the south-east of Sheffield, discovered the dead body of a man almost concealed among the bushes that had ...

... vending •Cholera Morbus Bull's eye! As to •• Cholera Ch.rms. (the well known •• Ab.a- cadabra ) they are as plentiful as blackberries. Proclamation Respecting the Plague by the Lord Mayor or London — The following curious pro- clamation was issued in the ...

... aged Capt Bhnttleworth's (7th Hns) Matador, 6 yrs Lord C I Ker's c by Bel i emonio — Fairy, _ yra Capt G Stirling's ?? Blackberry, 6 yra Capt Murray's (3rd D.G.) Whist, aged Capt J GDunbar's (Ist L.G.) Tactician, 6 yn Mr Entwistle's (sth DG.) The Doctor ...

... o'clock, piloted by the Galatea, and escorted by the Osborne and Galatea. Scotland— where centenarians seem as thick as blackberries— has just lost Mrs. -Mary Fraser, who, I om in county Sligo 100 years ago, went to Perth CO years since, and there occupied ...

... , aged Capt Shuttleworth's (7th Hus) Matador, 6 yrs Lord O I Ker's cby Bel L ernonic— -Fairy, syis Capt G Stirling's ?? Blackberry. 6. yrs Capt Murray's (3rd D.G.) Whist, aged Capt J GDunbar's (Ist L. G.)g*ctician, 6 yrs Mr En t wis tie's (sth D G. ) ...

... shades, a parasol being carried in the hand ; to represent Autumn the pinafore should be corn- coloured, with a girdle of blackberry leaves sup- porting a gilded sickle, and wheat and poppies on the shoulders, and in the hair a sheaf can be car- ried if ...

... Ardcarn, 7 to 1 Hollington. 8 to 1 Midshipmite, 10 to 1 Blackberry, and 100 to 8 any other. Bagman made the running from Tenby aud Aid- cam, with Lord of the Glen and Holiington next, and Blackberry last. Over the water Ardcarn landed in front of Bagman ...

... stolen. On the aame night the prisoner, who w*« in the employ of the company in August laat, gave two women a bottle of blackberry jam eaoh, and left a parcel containing a portion of the stolen property in the care of a dramshop keeper named Ma wer. When ...

... his stake- Two miles, on the flat. (13 Subs.) Mr T. God.ard's Feeling. 6 yrs, list lllb (Mr Yates) . . 1 Capt. Machell'. Blackberry. 4y. list 61b (Mr Richardson) 2 Mr B. Bickards's Rachel, 6 yn, list (Mr Halford) ?? 8 Mr Bracber'e Viotoire, 4 yrs, list ...

... Bolero, who swerved at the distance. Carrington experienced trouble k 1 Ixnding the extravagant 1 odds laid on him for the Blackberry Maiden Plate, and Heatherwell just managed to hcramble home in tbe Buckhurst Selling Welter Handicap from the favourite ...

... woodland flowers which strew the grass. Passing to the Central Hall, Miss F. Fits-Gerald exhibits a charming landscape, The Blackberry Gathereis (484). Close by is an interesting por- traiture of •* Cavaliers in Hiding (494), by thelate , Mr. Claude C_l ...

... Kirs, Mr J Low t bur's ?? Mr J Lowther's MacMorrogh, 2 yrs ?? .. Mr Blundell Maple's Narrator, 2 yn . Mr W Sanderson's Blackberry, 2 yrs Mr C Trotter's b or brf Collarette, 2 yrs Baron C de Tuyll's Zelia, 2 yrs Mr Vjner's Oubliette, 2 yrß-. „. Mr B Weighills ...