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... whose relations no means amicable, and whose connexion with the t® the balies is not very intelligible. The nymphs lother blackberries in the wood where the babes * » grave. The wild men desire their better ae- The nymphs are ooy, and shun the ■Jujttions ...
... the following are worthy of especial Notice :— Roslyn Chapel, by David Roberts, R.A. ; Landscape, by F. R. Lee, R. A.; Blackberry Gatherers, by Willerington, 8.A.; Venice, (Moonlight,) by Cooke, A.R.A. ; Ditto, Companion Picture; Juliet, by C. Baxter ...
... , the following are worthy of especial Notice Roslyn Chapel, by David Roberts, R.A. ; Landscape, by F. R. Lee, ILA.; Blackberry Gatherers, by Willerington, R.A. ; Venice, (Moon ight,) by Cooke, A.R.A. ; Ditto, Companion Picture; Juliet. by C. ...
... Sessions, held on Friday last, a little boy named Trebern was mulcted in the sum of 75., including expenses, for picking four blackberries from the hedge of a neighbouring gardener; and two other youths had to pay 10s. each for gathering huts on the lands in ...
... the following are worthy of especial Notice :— Roslyn Chapel. by David Roberta, R.A. ; Landscape, by F. R. Lee, R. A . Blackberry Gatherers, by 11 illerington, R. A. ; Venice, (Momfight,) by Cooke, A.R.A. ; Ditto, Companion Picture; Juliet, by ...
... the following are worthy of especial Notice :— Roslyn Chapel. by David Roberta R.A. ; Landscape. by F. R. Lee, RA.; Blackberry Gatherers, by Willerington, R.A. ; Venice, (Moon'ight,) by Cooke, A.R.A. ; Ditto, Companion Picture; Juliet, by C. ...
... thought it best to leave the children behind him in the wood, which he did, where they wandered up and down, living only on blackberries, until they died of fatigue and hunger under a tree, and in each other's arms, upon which a flightof robins, that the children ...
... relations are by no means amicable, and whoso connection with the fate the babes is not very intelligible. The nymphs gather blackberries in the wood where the babes find grave. The wild men desire their better acquaintance. The nymphs are coy, and shun the ...
... their works. Dealers in pictures were not then very numerous—patrons, indeed, were very rare. Now dealers are plentifu as blackberries; and artist of name has any reason to complain that he is without patrons, purchasers, or commissions. The noble race of ...
... Collection, the following are worthy of especial Notice :— Roslyn Chapel, by David Roberts, R.A. ; Landscape, by F. R. Lie, Blackberry Gatherers, by Willerington, R.A. ; Venice, (Moonlight) by Cooke, A.B.A. ; Ditto, Companion Picture; Juliet, by C. Baxter ...
... Collec-, tion, the following are worthy of t , spccial' :— Roslyn Chapel, by David Roberts, R.A ; Landscape, by F. B. Lee, Blackberry . Gatherers, by , R.A. ; Venice, (Moonlight,) by Cooke, Ditto, Companion Picture; Juliet, by C. Batter, a beautiful ...
... piece. Mr. E. B. Gaston played Sergeant Bichard Davies, the hero of the piece, with ability, while Miss Terry, as Betty Blackberry, and Mr. H. Lewis, as Bobby the Pet, contributed—by giving effect to amusing underplot—to elicit the laughter of the audience ...