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... KILLED WHILE BLACKBERRYING. Mr. County Coroner ha« ordered inquest. assemble at Workhouse this afternoon rtwpecting the deaths of P.C. Voisey, the Plymouth Police Force, and George Omiiiig, signalman, of the Great Western Railway, both resident at Laira ...
... THE ALEXANDRA NURSERY, EXETER. THE NEW FRUIT TREES CAN NOW BE SEEN IN PERFECTION. riIHE RASPBERRY GROWING ON THE BLACKBERRY BUSH. Also the Improved LOGAN BERRY. The CALEDONIAN RASPBERRY Growing 40 feet High. The JAPANESE BERRY. The STRAWBERRY GROWING ...
... THE ALEXANDRA NURSERY, EXETER. THE NEW FRUIT TREES CAN NOW BE SEEN IN PERFECTION. RASPBERRY GROWING ON THE BLACKBERRY BUSH. Also the Im- proved LOGAN BERRY. The CALEDONIAN RASPBERRY Growing feet High. The JAPANESE BERRY. The STRAWBERRY GROWING on the ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, EXETER. Lessee and Manager .. M?. Sidney LAST NIGHT, TSVNIGHT, at 7.30, WILLIE EDOUm'S COMPANY IN BLACKBERRIES & TURNED UP. M£NT>AY NEXT, 7th MARCH, MR. WILLIAM DUCK'S COMPANY If O]ST EVERY EVENING AT 7,30. Except when the Performance ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, EXETER. Lessee and Manager .. Mr. Sidney TO-NIGHT, at 7.30, WILLIE EDOUIN'S COMPANY IN BLACKBERRIES & TURNED UP. Messrs. Frank Irish, W. F. Stirling, Coventry Davies, G. H. Ilarker, G. Nelson Wallace, W. Reade, and Ebsworth; Mesdame3 ...
... WANTED, quantities BLACKBERRIES, MUSHROOMS, DAMSONS, PEARS and other FRUITS. POTATOES, ONIONS, &c. ; emptier sunplico ; undeniable local references.— Henly Shread, Borough Market, London. ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, EXETER. Lessee and Manager .. Mr. Sidney Hbrberte-Basiko TO-NIGHT AT 7 30, WILLIE EDOUIN'S COMPANY IN BLACKBERRIES AND TURNED UP. EVERY EVENING AT 7.30. FRIDAY MORNING-, MARCH 3RD, AT 2.15. ROWLAND'S NEW YORK CIRCUS, VICTORIA HALL ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, EXETER. Lessee and Manager .. Mr. Sidney Hehberte-Basing. TO-NIGHT, 7, WILLIE EDOUIN'S COMPANY IN BLACKBERRIES & TURNED UP. Messrs. Frank Irish, W. F. Stirling, Coventry Davies, G. H. Harker, G. Nelson Wallace, W. Reade, and Ebsworth; ...
... 1897. TO-DAY'S DINNER. Lobster soup. Mutton room*. Roast partridges. Stewed blackberries and apples. Dessert. Coffee. TO-DAY'S FORECAST. FOR ENGLAND B.W. AND SOUTH WALES. N.W. to B.W. winds; fair and cold at first; mild later, but not settled. Occasional ...
... A large can, containing 8.51b. of blackberry and apple jam, has been sent to the ChUdreu’s Orphanage at Kilburu from the school children at Knowstoue, who devoted much of their play time to gathering the blackberries, which have been very scarce this ...
... anecdote is told of an Irish cab-dnver, of whom tourist inquired the name of berry growing among the hedges. O, blackberries, your honour. But thee, - '• '-they pink. O i. yes, ' a ' e ß when V are t' ...
... with other children, named Minnie Nctt, George Gaydon, and George Kingdon, were Seven Brethrens' Bank, Tawstock, picking blackberries. Prisoner came up, and, it i*» alleged, took the girl short distance the bank and assaulted her. Prisoner was commi'ted ...