... d of Sydney , inch Jruits as. the peach, nectarine, apricot, plum,. fig, grape. cherry,.and orange are as plentiful as blackberries. The orangeries and orchards of New South , Wales are among its sights; and in the neighbourhood of Sydney and round Port ...

... gets bak, and say I shud like to see him over here.'; So arter we had a little drop ov summut, with is as plentiful as blackberries over here, we wished him good-nite. Next day we went to the Exhibition, and was most delighted with the statary. As for ...

... About 3O I hear is likely to be handed over. * * IRISH comedians with any pretensions to the name are not as plentiful as blackberries. Those now on the boards could be finger counted, and then not run to it. Amongst the few, Mr. Hubert O'Grady, this week ...

... of the gallant sportsmen, and of other incidents connected with the Epping Hunt, as may be supposed, are plentiful as blackberries among the older inhabitants of these parts. Among anecdotes of another kind, the following is perhaps worth recording:—Lora ...

... behaved a little better on their way from Port isliend, inatesul of tormenting the po:w fellow who met with an accident with a blackberry briarit, would have been much more to their credit. M I DSOM E R NORTON. That it would he more to the credit of a certain ...

... an :UNTER'S ASTLE STREET Kingwlown had behaved a little better tishead, instead of tormenting the Ro an acci dent with a blackberry briant, more to their credit. /ROMER NORTON. e to the credit of a certain masher who Meier' and politician, if he had kept ...

... insulting two highiy respectable females, it would be more to his credit; but we hear he is affected in his head during blackberry times and full moons. That it would be greatly to the credit of three married men if they would buy bread for their little ...

... McNeill. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY) and during the week, at 7.30, The New Comedy Drama, in one Act, by the Author of Turned Up, BLACKBERRIES, Played over 200 Nights in London. To be followed by the new and highly-successful Original Melo-dramatic Farcial Comedy ...

... every one of them almost a world's wonder, came to be in our eyes before we were out of it nearly of the cheapness of blackberries by the wayside. Wherever we turned our eyes, forward, backward, or to this or that side, we were made familiar with greatness ...

... Melford. Act I.—A Breeze Act lI.—A Storm ! Act lII.—A Hurricane ! Preceded at 7.30, by the New and Original Comedy Drama, BLACKBERRIES. Played for over 200 Nights in London. Songs —Dances—Choruses. COLSTON LARGE HALL, BRISTOL. TWO SACRED CONCERTS, GOOD FRIDAY ...

... Melodramatic Farcical Comedy in Three Acts, entitled, Turned Up, preceded at 7.30 by the new and original Comedy Drama, Blackberries. Hawkshaw, writing in The Hawk (ticoessor to The Bat), last week, gives a rather amusing experience of a friend of ...

... impossible the plot of a farcical comedy is, the more is it appreciated by the public. Turned Up, in conjunction with Blackberries, forms an evening's entertainment which it would be difficult to rival. IMPORTANT Ncrrtcr.—As several persons seem to ...