... at this theatre was made on Monday night, when she sustained her original part of Char4y Cott in the musical comedy, Blackberries, which has nightly preceded Our Flat. On Monday the popular burlesque Faust Up To Date, will appear. It is proposed ...

... moat refined and amusing Farcitml Comedy ever witnessed, OUR FLAT, By Mu. Muumur. Preceded at 7.30 by the Musical Comedy, BLACKBERRIES. MISS ALICE ATHERTON as Charley Cott, the Show Ohl, with Songs: As Played by her for 300 Nights in London. MONDAY NEXT ...

... Thames seen a more aristocratic assemblage, I am sure, since the days of the Merry Monarch. Duchesses were as plentiful as blackberries in September, and the common, or garden peer was to be found every few yards. The Ascot parties kept together over the ...

... are. I refer more particularly to the orchestral work. Songs and such like, while agreeable as variations, are common as blackberries m the autumn, but the regular execution of the works of the great composers by a large and well-trained orchestra is a ...

... Mr. Cunninghamc, Mr. Baldwin, Mr. Vachell. Hounds were trotted on to the well known Gorse, but it was not until reaching Blackberry Break that a halloa was heard. The pack flew to it and were so in streaming away over to Rain-hill Break and across the ...

... here—has he not ? Mr. Riseley may also be said to be known, I think. It sounds like a bull, and is reminiscent of the green blackberry and the wooden milestone, but I am compelled to announce to you that the last of the Saturday l'opuhir Concerts for this ...

... means the least desirable of the various lectures appearing in their programme. As for these lectures they are numerous as blackberries in autumn, and cover a range of ground wide enough to satisfy the most omnivorous taste. All seems to be going as merrily ...

... own ; and woe to the urchin who fell into his cruel hands when engaged in the dear delights of birds'-nesting, nutting, or blackberry gathering on his land. But harsh as he might be to these stranger children, there was one child to whom He was said to have ...

... ; 214, Anemones, Miss M. Woodward, artist, t ss. ; 558, Cornflowers, Miss F. I. Cundall. artist, £2 as. ; 562, Blackberries, Miss F. I. Cundall,l2 Es.; and 295, Worcester, \V. Harford, artist, XI Is. 6d. There were large assemblages at Alexandra ...

... old to eat blackberries, he said with a smile ; I wish I were not. Not do you any harm, hospitably pressed Hal ; here's a good 'un. Again John shook his head with a little laugh. When I was a boy. he said, I adored blackberries and tips, ...

... were Duchesses with crowns on their heads, and Duchesses without crowns. Countesses of high degree were as plentiful as blackberries, and all the beautiful folk of London, I take it, were present, including the Duchess of Sutherland and Lady Westmorland ...

... and are out on the solitary wide-stretching Mendips. No orchards here or hedges full of old man's beard and trails of blackberries. The monotony of barren fields and straight white roads, divided by walls of rough loose stones, remind one of the Scotch ...