... Melton, was admitted a member of the Royal College of Surgeons on the 25th inst. Ceicket. —A match at cricket was played on Blackberry Hill, near Belvoir Castle, on Thursday last, between 11 of the Belvoir and Redmile Club, and 11 of the Wymondham Club, with ...

... Geeson, b Shipman (Harby) Hallam, not 2 ~~ t Crofts, ¢ (Harby) The above was the return match. The first’ mateh was play on Blackberry Hill, near the Castle, and ended in favour of the Belvoir players, who in their first innings scored 51, second 77—total ...

... Egerton Street nuisance —or rather one of them, for nuisances in that vicinity are as plenty as Jack Falstotf alleges blackberries to be. The talk is, that there really is no accounting for smells any more than for tastes; and that in Chester at least ...

... Byes 1, wides 12 _. -57 Castle Club r. Wymoxtd- HAit Club.—A match between these clubs was played on Thursday July 20th, on Blackberry-hill, a large and spacious ground adjoining Belvoir Castle, the feat of His Grace the Duke of Rutland, when the former proved ...

... raspberries, 1, Mr. R. Hamilton; 2, Mr. J. Willison. Best 12 gooseberries, 1, Mr. W. Main ; 2, Mr. J. Willison. Best pint of blackberries, 1, C. H. Appleby, Esq.; 2, T. Richardson, Esq. Best pint of red ditto, 1, Mr. M. Weighill; 2, Mr. H. Knaggs. Vegetables ...

... extorted as a right, and therefore neither blessing themselves nor the receivers ; —were their sovereigns plentiful as blackberries, they will not give them on compulsion. Yours, &c., COLLINGWOOD F. FEXWICK. Brooke, July, 1853. To the Editor of the Isle ...

... For the House is full, and members full dress from fashionable dinners—front French play or Opera-house—are plentiful as blackberries. How all p ar t s , o f the House cheered, how all listened with delight for a couple of 'hours, with th e excep., ...

... business of the Government, in getting through which all are interested. The Amendments on the India Bill, though thick as blackberries, are rejected with one indiscriminate veto, whilst the Bid for taking off the duty on the unfortunate attorneys, who liave ...

... inconsistency, you permit his election. But from Sir Robert Inglis, as from Sir John Falstaff —if reasons were as plenty as blackberries, we should not expect to get many on this subject. Lord Harrowby premised, in entering upon it, that he would not feel ...

... sovereign could not have been found within a thousand square miles tor fear of bushrangers; in England houses are as thick as blackberries, and sovereigns must perforce be kept in the house. Thus the English bushranger's preserve will be one of the most valuable ...

... the early morning having left its memo: roof aad the green and the , and bung its ; but we upon the clusteri: clematis and blackberry bloseos pe found, wayside hedges. lot breath of wind stirred the fu said that flags which floated between the trees hallowed ...

... the House is full, and members in full dress from fashionable dinners—from French play or Opara-houser—are plentiful as blackberries. How all parts of the House cheered, how all listened with delight for a couple of hours, with the excel). tion of her ...