... Morton’s success with “Chilperic” and “Genevieve when dukes and earls in the neighbourhood of the Angel were as plentiful blackberries. ...

... BEDFORD. What a capital company Mr. Fredericks has secured for his ball this week ! Specialities are as plentiful as blackberries, while there are features galore in the bill which are of more than ordinary excellence. Herr Scbalkenbach, with bis wondrous ...

... Tuesday, and so on. Detectives are very well paid indeed, for their mission is one where perquisites are as plentiful as blackberries. Messrs. Clarke, Palmer, Meiklejobn, and Druscovich made capital incomes, and, if they have been corrupt, such a deplorable ...

... of the value of £'l. No; on second thoughts, I think will not apply for an allotment. # Music-halls will be as plentiful blackberries soon. * Liberty Hall,” which has been produced at the St. James’s, is a wholesome kind piece, and decidedly English in ...

... notion existing in some people’s minds that, once there is school of dramatic art established, good actors will as plentiful blackberries; and I there those who are foolish enough to believe that, it good seed-wheat were sown on Brighton beach, a crop of wheat ...

... tyrannise over his weaker > does not get noticed. • whv the Members and , should once tarred with the i>nvate-view elaj., u.e blackberries? , • 1 ial ,„ 0 n think that this kin-l ...

... detailed record in these columns, this complimentary project w'as realised with the best of Jesuits. Friends were as plentiful blackberries, flowers wore everywhere to be seen, and the right spirit prevailed. Mr. Craydon is so good and generous a man that nobody ...

... the Nubian Wizard,” terms himself, are looked upon with wonder and favour; and although illusions just now are plentiful blackberries,” and tricks of * slcight-of-hand ” are at a discount, the manipulation Mr. iiausiuanu enjoyed greatly by Mr. Bolting’s ...

... Toole will not get the benefit of it. * * Remarks which nobody would think of making here, will possibly as plentiful as blackberries in Melbourne and Sydney, where the newspapers will possibly revel in [minting out what they deem weaknesses, and will not ...

... much intelligence and vivacity. Miss Ivato liella, too, i* a great favorite here, and, with her, encores are plentiful blackberries. Mr. Barry O Xoil will belter appreciated when gets more congenial -ongs. The other contributors to the performance at ...

... the number of female admirers has, is afraid that this chet d'auvre would within th^e^eek. Supers have been plentiful as blackberries the stage entrance of Drury Lane Theatre this last week, and some have been very much the same colour Mr. George B.ignold ...

... when the season is on at Southend, and when the lemon and the sponge merchants of Spitaltields and Bow are as plentiful as blackberries there, that Southend should avoided. * When 1 first visited Southend the clifi’ portion of the town consisted of Royal ...