... the lady present. Irishman says he can sse no earthly reason why women shonld not be allowad to become medical men. The blackberry is so named because it blue, order to distinguish it from the blueberry, which is black. Authors are spoken of a=i dwelling ...

... EVENING, 15. TESTIMONIAL to Mr. THOMAS RAMSAY. At 7 THE SERIOUS FAMILY. Followed a MISCELLANEOUS CONCEET, a®d conclude with BLACKBERRIES. The follows; Ladies and Gentlemen have kindly consented to pear Mia* Fane (Mrs. B. B. Baiabndeel, Mies Lillian Francis ...

... , £2 2s. Allington Castle, Kent (A. L. Hewlett), £2 25.; The Gipsy Path, near Douglas, Isle of Man (S. Brown), £3 3s. ; Blackberry Gatherers, a scene Surrey (H. Stanuard), £5; Waiting for tho Ferry-boat (Miss Jessie Bowkctt), 45.; A Little Help is Worth ...

... the sport at this to-day and that of yesterday, the first ' when the meet was at Cooper's Coppice. _ were as plentiful blackberries autumn, to-day they were few and far between at Fl* Green, and we had some long and tedious: to do. This is unfortunate ...

... MANCHESTER. WATCHES.— 100 Gold 75 Silver, key winders, EIGHT Lombardy POPLARS and 11 CKESNUT TREES, 18 feet high; also Blackberry Plants, Is. each; Raspberry Canes strong for planting; Carter's prolific and red and white Antwerp, ss. per 100.— J. YEOMAN ...

... G. Chetwynd's Never, 3 yrs Sherrard *Mr. Frisby's Drakensberg. aged Private Mr. Mother Church, 2 yrs Prince Mr. Hudson's Blackberry, yrs Mr. Lowe's Sapientia, 2 Owner •Mr. C. J. Merry's Sweet Mart, 2 yr3 Jousiffe Mr. Nightingall's Ayton, yrs Owuer Mr. ...

... Cambridge),and Messrs. Grey and Ko>lai Thompson, M. ESsMANN, the Wonderful Eqnipoist, his entertainment To conclude with ••BLACKBERRIES. With Messrs. a. D. Anderson, Arthur Lester, T. G. Warry, V . H. and Ramsey Mrs. Kisses Toy. A. and M. Fleming, sna Lilian ...

... ‘feet bigh, their blossom stalks taka tree-! county, portions; jast now these are over. ‘The ) petura- contain oue own dear blackberry as wi be read. tants of protective aloe. are a maas of pale blne pe or 8 ‘over which peep huge bushes of that rich 1 it ...

... vague idea that London streets are paved with gold, the emigrant seems act as if nuggets«or diamonds could bo gathered like blackberries in tho colouy which he intends to settle in. Now nothing can be nioro fallacious than those ideas. the colonies, as elsewhere ...

... The creamy elder mellowed into wine. The russet hip that was the pink-white rose; The amber woodbine into rnbies turned, blackberry that was the bramble born ; Nor let the seeded clematis bo spurned, Nor pearls, that now are corals, of the thorn. Look ...

... Spanish mahogany, bevelled glass, marble slab, Ac, almost new, £14 10s. Bargain.— Address N 61, at the printers'. _____ BLACKBERRIES (Rubtrs-laclnea Nip-urn).— A grand variety, strong plants, each 9i. ls.; also Choice Flower Roots and Plants on Sale.—JNO ...

... car; lias any gentleman on the train flask? —Here is one, sir.—Thanks, brandy?— No, si..— Whisky?— No, sir.—Blackberry cordial?— No, sir, lemonade. —What! lemonade for a sick person?— Certainly ; and ask the lady to make her husband vote ...