... ol- - ?? galloped a ulle at a, steady pace. Wanderer and Nutshell weerp tlaking matters earsy. Osborne's Wild Sherry and Blackberry niegotiated a mile a t i a fair pace. Nightingall's Scot Free cov errd i a ; tiule. Ruse and Tiurie filly wore poat through ...

... likely to be won by Derviche or Jorrocks, while Merlin reads best for 6 the tnited Kingdom Yeomanry Steeplec'naso, and t Blackberry and the Darter for the Granss Military t Runt Cup. There are a good many in the Optn a Hunters' Steeplechase Plate, and ...

... place on the famous Clyde excursion steamer Cuoumbie,a lady givinz birth to a female child between Gourock and Dunoou. Ripe blackberries have already been picked at Ecclefechan. which is two months before their usual time. A boy named Wallach has died at ...

... Lord Ellesrmere's Sonerton, 6, 7 10 (G. Barrett) 2 Mr. Hudson's Blackberry, 3, 6 3 (. hLoates).. S Betting-11 to 10 on Somrerton; 11 to S agst Titterstone, 100 to 8 agst Blackberry. Blackberry made the running for half the journey, when Sornerton went to ...

... 10Ib {Calder) ?? ?? .. .. 2 Lord Mngford's Mohawk, 4 yrs, 7et 121b (G. Berrett) .. .. .. .. 3 r Also ?? Wolsey, W'hite; Blackberry, I Dun n. a I tetting-2 to I each aest Mohawk and Upset, I l to 1 agst Cardinal Wolsev, 5 to 1 agst Totten- ham, 10 to I ...

... STrnPLV CHASE of LIIO. Two rniles. : 12 8 Mr H J Corbally's Bayleaf, 8 ,e12 5 Ir Frazer's Alexander. a 12 3 Cagi' Dewhorst's Blackberry. 5 11 10 Mir Donovan's F;int, an all 10 Capt DebVhurst's Moant Armstrong, 5 11 0 CapUT Dewhanrst's ch g S'yioyluk, a 10 ...

... seem almost exclusively to live upon the fruit of the sweet rush- Whilst this lasts it is treferred to the cranberries and blackberries growing about, but all are nrerlected for the barley intches of the hill farms, when it happens that chese draw the line ...

... speed. St. Columnba, Calamity, Prosperity, Blair Hope, and Rosie went five furlongs briskly hlr. H. Beasley's The Dream and Blackberry traversed two miles and a half at a good pace. Greek Girl and St. Thtnmas had a nseful gallop of two miles. Lord Zetbhind ...

... Singer's Tenlby, a, 11 10 (Capt. El Owen)_ 1 a Mr. Gubbins's Lord of the Glen, 6, 11 10 (T. n Fitton). ?? 2 Mr. F3yrefield's Blackberry, 4,10 5 (1. Beasley) 3 Also ran-Bagman, Airdoarn, Hollington, Billee e Taylor, Macpherson, The Midshiprmite. P (Winner trained ...

... competed-Mr, Robert Campbell's Nelly Bly; Mr. Arthur Croker's Sally Brass, Mr. B. W. Lindsay's Ivey; and Mr. U. C. Alen's Blackberry. BEST PAIt A.NY HEIGHT, DRIVPe IN TAtNDEm.- First prize, £5 ; second, £3; third. £$. 1, Mr. XWilliain Gatflkin's G-ips9y ...

... speed; as was also Canzonette at d the Thurio filly. Soot Free, Blazon, and others had steady work. Osborne's Wild Sherry and Blackberry galloped six furlongs at a good pace. SvoceBReDGz, Trzsn.sr.-Waathsr fine and warm. Olding's team went to Chartress Hill ...

... Duchess colt, Viceroy and Sunrise covered six fur- lon1gs. Connolly's Oracie. Gipsv Queen, King of Diamonds, Golconda, and Blackberry went six fur. longs. Mr. IV. Cullen's Novelist, Fiction, Butter. ittip and iitu-favo traversed one mile and a quarter. Belgravo ...