... characters Mr. Bluff, Mr. Clark, Mr. Miles, Mr. Swop, and Mrs. Cat jump ! That time is long passed. New pieces are plentiful as blackberries,” and nearly as cheap, whilst most decidedly they moulder as soon. There Is scarcely ever a tolerable house, even in numbers ...

... that 33 to 1 became the highest offer lost. Thunderbolt went farther down the scale, offers of to 1 being plentiful as blackberries, and Dulcibells waa evidently under dead, for though to 1 was re* lifittl’r ottered the various betting rendezvous, one ...

... ‘•crack,* it failed to advance him in the beui':,g f,)r that event, but a coulrav otter;., offen 6 to 1 bting ai plentiful blackberries r/.'er race, pile tho second victory hl stable, companion, Folkestone, in the of Wales Stake The Fifth North of England ...

... William tho Fourth Hotel, and over tho beautiful enclosures to Long Stanton, with plenty fencing, yawning ditches as rife as blackberries in July; bellows to mend was still the order of the day. Our gallant fox ran straight through Bush Close Cover, facing ...

... phrej, and Ruaiell. THE GREAT SINGLE-WICKET HATCH AT STOCKTON. Fifty years a;o, single-wicket matches were as oommen as blackberries, bat ericket, as well other amusements, has its fashion, and since the days of Messrs. Osbaldeeton, Bndd, Ward, Lord ...

... with 67 runs to spare. A groat many University and College matches were played; in fact, school matches were as common as blackberries. also have reports matches from Canada, Malta. Corfu, and Naples. One of the most interesting matches the yearto wit, that ...

... Held Village, racing pace—no dwelling on the roa-U for forty miiiut ft over as bcautil .il a bit of country 7 as plentifnl blackberries autumn—as the most h vetoratc stickler could wish for. At this point, breathine time was the order-not before the nags ...

... abihty, and the Hel ling of the remainder was to the mark. the match proceeded.but runs were not quite so *■ plentiful blackberries with the Iwonty-two, not one of their number reaching double llgures. lldlas and Hall made each, Berry 7. and there were ...

... Bell beat Balblair Girl IV. Mr. Walker's r w Golf, by Picton out of Bessie Lee, and his b Blue Bell, Craigougillea out of Blackberry, divided. Duripg the present week, Mr. Walter Vipan’s Vocal has visitod Mr. Lodcr's Railroad. Home Pauk Open Meeting.— The ...

... members of any coursing club; entry, 10a.; lirst prize, £27f second, £9. Mr. Walker’s b Blue Bell, Craigengillan out of Blackberry, ran bye; Mr. Milligan's r landango, Fandango out of Grasshopper,absent. Mr. Dunlop's r d Dunoon, Daring out of Creeping ...

... from profitless undertakings. Nothing seems easier than to get up company, directors for such schemes are plentiful as blackberries or poor relations. A flourish of trumpets in the shape of advertising, paragraph in the money article of one of the daily ...

... won .tecple chase since Novernoer 1,1851.10 ft extra : gentleman riders; 2 miles. Confederate, aged The Old Squire, aged Blackberry b). Chance, aged Concave. Irish Lass, yrs 'ihe Roc, yrs Phc yrs The Selling Steeple Chair of sovs with 23 added, list eacli; ...