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BELL’S LIFE IN LONDON, NOVEMBER, 13, 1859

... brought tbe meeting close, to the regret of all parties, that with ao much ground left untouched and hare* plentiful blackberries.” thanks to the watchful care of Jone«, the keeper, it could not be exteuded the end of tbe week, as we trust It will next ...

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... of average length. British sUghtiy led Edith, flew bis fence, led out of view. Cardinal or* I took a commanding lead of Blackberry, served himself twice, and led cover. Lass* MUI dlspoaed Witch in good style did CraigeogiUau Queen—the latter refused her ...

ABDROSBAH (SHARPHILL) CLUB MEETING

... Borron’e bk b Bit of Lace .. Wright's bd Craigsagillan John Dunlop's b Delight.. Mr Bardsy's r d Billy Rarely Hr Dykes** bk b Blackberry .. Mr Borron'e d Bohemian MrJs.Danlop'ebkbDianaVeraon.. Mr Knox*e f Miss Agnes Ur Aiton’e d Tickler Mr Spcir*a w f d The ...

COUBSIHG FIXTURES FOE 1860

... gether; the latter ran very and Daring ran the byes to; ra. stale, her being in pupt the bitch, on the Picton took a lead of Blackberry; t count for it. and killed—no in fi slip Mr Jan wren lised & whole of what I saw ina: lop’s flyer mono} be he Fiddler and ...

SPORTING CHRONICLE

... rove advan tageous in the lo: othe Spring. This proceeding wi ng ran, fi the time the ** Derby 8: celebrated are as aor as blackberries, an: _it generally suffers from clashing w: THE DERBY. TO THE EDITOR OF BELL'S IX LONDON. \ Bre: Having reviewed im full ...

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... He spread was 0 f the most récherché chai racter, and included ever How you the hear]; they were, in fact, plentiful as blackberries [cheers]. | delicacy of the season. Amon the company were :—Mrs Pa My father filled th e dung-cart. mentioned this in justice ...

BELL’S LIFE IN LONDON, MAY 6, 1860. —— - > 4 — ion comprising | sovs out of the stakes,

... far the most successful ever known, for though the race | four 8st &lb, five 9st, six and aged Yst 3lb; mares and geld- blackberries” immediately after the race; 1.600 to was offered Dil- Prac tious Was the favourite forthe Helter Ske Stand, the baleony ...

PEDESTRIANISM

... mondsey New-road. man will atten i at Mr Hayes’s on Friday next, from Suffolk-street. final stakeholder. as plentifu f as blackberries,” gave fied bein 140 yards, to leng ed), and £15 in money prizes, viz, £10, £3, and £2 to wood (who are no’ FE. Walker ...

RACING IN PRUSSIA

... count Henckel’s br ¢ illus, by Ephesus out of Maid Parco Biel's br c King pe Marina Blohi Maltzahn’s br f Misi queror out of Blackberry O’Connc Count ch f Red Kose, Mellenber Iv Mr br f tirist—Rally Mays . Ea bk f Olungaja, “by Chukimanku out of Ura Jone ...

NORTHAMPTON RACES

... Moorhen in the Stakes, improve the position of Sir Joseph’s Derby favourite, against whom oilers of I,oooto were ”plentiful blackberries Michaelmas. The race, confined to Crater and Malta, was won rather easily by the latter, who, revenging his Newmarket ...

THE HORSE SHOW AT BELFAST,

... settling ; but there is hope that any such arrange inent can made, meetings this period of the year being plentiful as blackberries. I suggest that the Monday following Goodwood loa»t left clear, let the remaining five days of the week bo divided between ...

BELL’S LIFE IN LONDON, SEPTEMBER 29, 1861

... conveniently situated and comfortable house, the Yacht Tavern. the slums and alleys of the town grog-shops are plentiful blackberries: but here, where yachtsmen often congregate, and would oftener stay fitting entertainment were afforded, the supply of ...