... and to a nman who was not up at the limle. Is it not too invariably the custom to expect rowing men to turn up, like blackberries do in the hedge-side, season by season, and in default of their turilln-up, to swear at such luck and at good oarsmen who ...

... 01h ore eeL 200 soya, Sib; twiceof 200aovaor once IlL Osove, 1Gb extra; maidens allowed Gb: Pime furlongs ?? Moonrakar I Blackberry Mlserere Marion Hood Barberry Eop-?o? Churchwarden I Onbilette M'Mocrogh. Wit CII Wood Torkahireinan Decoration GroveThli ...

... Harkaway, out of Mtrgecy, beat Mr J. Sutcliffe's Spy, by Snowball, out of Scot Mr Maitby's Star Light, by buckshire, out of Blackberry, beat M1r Coix's Comet, by Dart, out of Fly Mr Jardine's Liddesdale, by Bowhill, out of Lady Seymour, beat MrPreston's Plunder ...

... over end over again made .by comptn uhrte to adopt the sucessu tatc use ySre' l rival Nottingham,wheyonorcctsaepltiu as blackberries, hv endseadd ?? id her status as a criokrcut rdal aig e l chain p ons are retrn pnterwl-esdlues but thiere is no nositrning ...

... Stakes. The CuAYEN SbTAES. Mr P.Tavlor'sbk a& NYd Smoker beat Mr Snpson's f d Hock Mr Ltom's r b Shiny . . Mr King's bkiI Blackberry Mr Buxton's f b Nettle . .Mr Simpson's f & w b Bitters Sir T. Hesketh's bd d Hyson M. Mr Craven'fs f b Carrelite Smooker ...

... Acton Bottom, on Monday, the 21st ult.; but, in consequenee of the peelers, who, on this occasion, were as plentiful as blackberries, refusing to allow stakes to be driven into the ground, for the purpose of marking out the course, the articles of argument ...

... nhum who w.as not t ip ' at the funec. Is it net too ilivalri..vY tile Custom to expe'-t rowing menci to turn up, like blackberries do inl the iiedge-side, seasonl by se isoil, aiid iii (deault of 'their tornlitg-tip, to swear at such luck and at good ...

... ? 6 Henurgam. S ?? . Is ?? fite ?? 4CannoekChass 6 Miss Lottie ?? S Viscount (hb).6Baycux ?? 4 Mire. ?? 4 Roman ?? 6 Blackberry . 0 fby WVautage- lhing Cole ?? a ?? a ?? ?? a ?? 4 SCRATCHINGS. HANDICAsP PLATICn.-TriCmtria. SsLINGem Nunoras.-Mark Over ...

... the top round of the ladder- to-day, and at the bottom to-morrow-rumours of trials and failures have been as plentiful as blackberries-and now, at the eleventh hour, people are just about as wise as ever, and the betting is comparatively-at a stand still;- ...

... old- fahoe Cetrgthrn tane ihand-dry, and. 3. th atta teeeuie r o beto offer such I Ivaluable prizes as aer nbw common a blackberries all Xi over the lkinaridom,' together with the dreadful nature of Ithet course, and the distance at which Chester issituated ...

... bomade theremindr o th runin, ad wn esil bytwolenth; 01 the eaams distance separated second and third. Ranker was fourth, and Blackberry last, exccpt Empress, who fell baW mile from home. There was no betting on fnture events. WINNER AND STARTING PRIMIE. Pace ...

... ? a Lovelace ?? Sir ?? a ie. llasvdn's g; Bturleaslue ?? IsFir ?? a (Pedigaa.-r no- ?? - ?? Unseal..,.a ?? a Ielly ?? a Blackberry ?? Queen's Guard ?? ?? Verdict . ?? ..1 Tactician ?? goCbharmn- Kilk ?? ' Oiacuautier (Is 1) ?? a itug, di. by lies. Ei ...