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... fights and kills Brown, a ruffian of the flap hat and big buckle school, and the babes, eventually rescued from a surfeit of blackberries and the hollow of an oak tree, form, with their happy father and repentant uncle, an affecting tableau. The extravaganza ...
... dashing eorps-de-ballet, and the only inconvenience ulti- Sy suffered by the babes is the painful result arming fromestiog blackberries 1 However, the piece, amusingly actodaod well put upon the stage, aroused more laughter than one would have thought possible ...
... the ballad, is bare softened dosvn to a mere temporary indisposi- tion arising from a too heartily-enjoyed banquet upon blackberries. A little of the fairy element is introduceed by the transformation of the corps de ballet into a flock of fairy-birds ...
... extradited in travestie of the scene of Hubert and Prince drawn and where the won't fate that awaits them is a surfeit upon blackberries • and the Waiter of the piece—a Mr. Smith—(Mr. P. Bedford), Who also doubles with his character that of' first murderer ...
... to trace the characteristics of the two loving little children who wandered hand in hand through the wood, picked their blackberries, and then laid them down to die, in,the noisy rude boy who defied his governess, and the pert girl who made a free use ...
... eorpt-de-balUt, and the only inronvemenoo ultimately suffered by the babes is ths painful result arising from mting too many blackberries ! However, the piece, amusingly acted and well put upon the stage, aroused more laughter than one would have thought possible ...
... extracted in traveetie of the scene of Hubert and Prince Arthur, and where the worst fate that awaits them is a surfeit upon blackberries; and the Walter of the piece—a Mr. Stnith—Mr. P. Bedford, who also doubles with his character that of the first murderer ...
... exercise as careful and paternal a jurisdiction as the well-paid commissioners. Whig commissioners are as plentiful as blackberries, and as hungry as wolves; acd John Bull might possibly be driven mad if their number and powers be considerably increased ...
... impertinent to their governess, say their lessons badly, suck lollipops, hack the furniture, and get ill with eating too many blackberries, exactly in the fashion which we have seen so often in the introductions of Christmas pantomimes. We cannot say anything ...