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... by Messrs. Veiteh's fine specimen bush of the Japanese wineberry, 1 which is, after all, a bramble akin to our native ' blackberry. Sir Trevor Lawrence, President of the i Society, contributed a very pleasing group of a general , .character, which showed ...
... Mayson. 3s. Gd Frederick AVarnc and Co. Outlines of the Art of Elocution. By James L. Ohlsou. Is. Od. E. W. Allen. The Blackberries and their Adventures. By Edward W. Kemble. 6s. Kegan Paul, Trench, Triibner, and Co. (Limited). The Marriage Question ...
... for which they obtained an extra prize. One of their exhibits, which attracted much interest, was a branch of the American blackberry, the leaf of which is quite distinct from the Bri- tish variety, and is said to possess remarkable medicinal properties ...
... their ambition. An oak cannot well be grown in a plot of twenty feet square. If there is any sun upon the spot, however, a blackberry bush will flourish and produce fruit. The experiment has been tried in London with complete success. Failing the satisfaction ...
... chance. Thank God we have a few left yet of kind hearted Christian ladies, to their honour be it spoken, hut they are like blackberries on a bush, very scarce and hard to find. The writer, and many more like her, would only be too glad to know where to find ...
... (who during yester- day afternoon delivered a lecture on Crinums) obtained a highly commended r ' for some pots of blackberry jelly, as did also Mr. Edmonds, of Liverpool-road, for West Indian preserves, chutnees and the like. Certificates of merit ...
... Verner and Kate James; MesdUes. Pertoldi and Luna. ?? , COMEDY THEATRB. Sole Lessee, Miss Melnotte THIS EVENING, at eight, BLACKBERRIES- Miss Alice Atherton and Willie Edouin. At niue, TURNED UP • Messrs 9*££^__Er___r+ *w -SBS?___tSiSS Tii w_. y _t , «S_SL ...
... 12st (inc. 141b ex.) (Mr. Willoughby) 1 Mr. S. Davis's Despair, 5 yrs, 123t (inc. 7ib ex.). ?? Holman) 2 Captain Stirling's Blackberry, 5 yrs, list (Hon. E. Willoughby; 3 Mr. Abercrombie's Ploughlad, aged, 13st (inc. 211b ex.) (W. Daniels* 0 Mr. T. 3. Gai ...
... incarcerated. But the Police are not sufficiently strong, and the wrongdoer flourishes. Violent assaults are as common as blackberries, and the Authorities when they seek to lay the criminals by the heels, find themselves continually thwarted by a popula- ...
... to me to be great. I know a ground where, when boundaries other than the natural ones are used, 4's are as plentiful as blackberries, while without them they are of the rarest occurrence — proof positive that the boundary hits are not worth the runs given ...
... yesterday found drowned in a timed q__nr»iSlßk___ Eriggs, six miles from Glasgow. The lads left t__» b P on Tuesday to gather blackberries, andmnrt have * S_ ** into the quarry accidentally, as no clothes wL_% . n the bank to show they had been bathing * f ° ...
... himsilf can tell. Had the accomplished Mr. O'Mulligan lived in our day he would have found raders as plen- tiful as blackberries, and in some cases about as valuable. Everybody now-a-days professes to be able to read, but whether the number of persons ...