... PuBLISHING AND GEOEmA| AomxicY COMPANY,) The Garden. of Girls' Waltz. By Jacques Pierre. Waltzes are as plentiful as blackberries, | and seeing that they are in the main as common- , 1 place as they are commnon, it is refreshing to come across one in ...

... the young lawyer Stedham are made the meat of by Mr Laureuce Caird and * Mr F. H. France. ,Turned Up is preceded by Blackberries, a comedietta by the earns author, in which Mr Danvera.rappeas:asgsB travelling showman. ROYAL PRINCESS'S- £-Se31->7 ...

... Irrose; 3d, Thomas Markwortb, dil- po wiDning. Smooth-haired terriers-bit, BanId Steveneon, w le Irvine Mains; 3d, William Blackberry, Eglintun; Sd, Jsmes ?? h Binning. Townend; 4th. Mrs Logan, Wateride. Dog of any elf otber breed-Iset. l'rovest Paterson; ...

... that the deceased , I along with other compaeions, had gone to Both- wellshields Brae, for the purpose of gathering ! 'blackberries; and while in the act of doing so, on a precipice near Bothwellshields Farm, he I fell over and sustained a severe fracture ...

... blue? and Why do banking companies insist and I persist in giving money for waste paper? Let reasons he| as plenty as blackberries, the facts remain the same; and I - the month of July invariably witnesses Glasgow Fair, with- out many persons troubling ...

... torace at this point appears to be purely aceideal, a for, the scene changing, we lose sight of her for ever, t Soene 5-A Blackberry Brake-is one Of the prettiest bits of stage paintng and setting we have ever m teen, and Its quiet ?? beauty wIll, U we ...

... development in the neighbour. hood of Man-rliester, where names that are identified with colossal production are plentiful as blackberries. In no department of human industry do we meet with greater changes than in this young science and its technical applica- ...

... reserve for us painters whose present work announces so well. r Christie's subject is a sweet childi who in pursuit of blackberries has] straved away froma its parents and finds itself amaid the brambles, which seem to surprise her by their rough and ...

... who in, it would be rash to say how many volumes, has proved to demonstration that I Scotch poets are to-day as thick as blackberries. 1 R'ther is he Sir George Douglas, who, in his 300 a odd pages of Contemporary Scottish Verse, has shown that- there ...

... brreel, ?? lRon. ther Eerl of Haudimogrti. Best soew large or medni.ni hoeed ?? ion. the Earl rli Hiddindton. Bet ha-I. If blackber*-ri Right Himn. Lord Prilwartr. Best sow, black i brred--ltight ion, fesril V Iwaraby.r liT:Ton- ANoD ?? to ?? 3lk ?? Earl ...

... t illustrations might have passed muster twenty f years ago, but in the present day, when artists f are as plentiful as blackberries, there is no excuse for giving us distorted men and women. t - - ?? (10) Guides a rnd Guards in Chaiacter-Builting. r That ...

... 'Home in Secretaries, iand Chancellors of the Exchequer are abundant, and members of Farliament are at as nuraerons as blackberries. The chatnm of the' Y. book -lies in the thorough -acquaintance with s what may, we suppose, be taken to be a kind of. ...