... Major Browne'* Snap Dragon, 6 vra W Wheeler 1 11 . (lv 71b ex) Mr Bradier *_ape*try, aged Mr Barnes I 10 4 Capt G Stirling* Blackberry, aged W Beeves I 10 0 Mr J Greenwood's Edward, aged R Shepherd I lo 7 (in 71b ex) Mr Percivsl'a Regenerateur, 6y.. Gregory ...

... Bertha Russell: For a drawing In outline of flowers and foliage from nature. Miss Florence Short: For a shaded drawing of the blackberry from the cast. Miss Ellen Wreaks : For a group of still life painted water-colours from nature. Henry Archer : For designing ...

... full-dress bonnets those are placed en panache, curving gracefully, and have a most distingue appearance. Fruits, eßpedally blackberries of all shades, are much worn; the little grains that enliven the hedges and fanoy grasses are also greatly ln favour for ...

... Eggs 6 to7 for ls for salting, head and fest 84, to On, 44. par o al Pheasants, 68. 6d. to7s. per brace. Plums 2s, 6d. = Blackberries, tg 54. per quars, ...

... said he had had his children afflicted with smallpox. He hail lost one child. and, as the others were 'raving for a few blackberries, his wife begged of him to try and them a few, and he went out for that purpose, when he was pounced upon by the police ...

... limos. A little girl has died at Preston through eating some bright red berries which she had found whim out guilt - crime blackberries. She ate the berries on Sunday, and died on Wednesday. Ax Imanxious DIMIINCt.-A provision dealer named Price was summoned ...

... full-dress bonnets these are placed en panache, curving gracefully, and have a most distingue appearance. Fruits, especially blackberries, of all shades, are much worn ; the little grains that enliven the hedges and fancy grasses are also greatly in favour ...

... and apricota 2a to 3a per doz.; greengages, la to 25.: and plums la to 2a Gd, per basket; damsons, 5a to6a per sieve ; blackberries, Gd.; and mulberriaa, Bd. tolCd. per quart; newfilberta tola 3d. per lb.; walnuts, 2a Gd. to 3s. Gd per hundred. Flowers ...

... severally charged with damaging hedge, the properly Win Crosby, farmer, Morloy. -Crosby •aia the defendants were gathering blackberries his land, and, in doing so. they damaged the hedge to the amount of 3s. The lad had walked across five acres of turnips ...

... ccear. Many thin with waistbands or sashes, young looking, afualoa on ball dresses, and have made soma very elegant fruit, blackberries and es present, very great is worn on ball and dinner more or leas novel, ue worn, abort, tight fitting buck* »ra more ...

... apneots and nectarines to per dozen: filberts and Kentish cobnuts 9d to Is. 3d per B>.; and new walnuts, 3s. per hundred; blackberries 4d; and mulberries, Is. fid per quart; elderberries per sieve. Flowers are iu short supply aud dearer ; cut bunches and ...

... which must be read and returned to Mudie. Having tea out of doors is often sufficient ex- citment for a whole afternoon, and blackberry- , gathering for another. Wet mornings are spent in looking oat suitable extracts for for the penny readings, or in knitting ...