... Miss Alice Atherton will on Saturday begin six-weeks’ season at the Comedy Theatre with new musical comedy, entitled ■‘Blackberries,” in which Miss Atherton and Mr. Edouiu will sustain the principal characters. The play will succeeded by the piece entitled ...

... little theatre in I’anton-street. First, you go “ Blackberrying ” in the liveliest company—namely, that of Miss Alice Atherton, the songful soul of gaiety, in the little musical drama of “Blackberries”; and you will not fail appreciate the unflagging ...

... cars, which replace our - coaches, in smaller oars, which may be hired. I hear that a company—with Lords as plentiful as blackberries—is about to be launched, the object being to buy, and sell in building plots under the local management of Captain Percival ...

... MOTTOES, ; Selected from Shakespeare and Byron. iBitely finished English Landscape •ud Birket Foster—“ Contrary Winds J. Blackberry Gatiierers; together with CHARMING VALENTINE CARDS, including a very handsome new SILK-FRINGED VALENTINE (gratis). T SURE ...

... girls about the same age, left their respective homes at Brimington, for the purpose of going into the adjoining country blackberrying. 'Whilst they were engaged, Gough came with a hand-cart cont lining, amongst other things, children’s toys in the shape ...

... succeeded fairly well, but only fairly. To succeed altogether you want a man of genius, and men of genius do not grow like blackberries. Sir Wolff.” The gentleman who is practically arranging all the details concerning the Shah’s visit to London is Sir Henry ...

... Sunday’s Lloyd's of the straying School- Roard lad, Ernest Challoner, who ran away to Epping Forest and lived there on blackberries for few days before was restored to his home in Exmouth-street, Stepney, somehow makes one take up with greater interest ...

... worn by Lady Brooke. The supper, which went all night, was the best ever set before a king.” Peaches were as plentiful as blackberries in a hedgerow, while straW’berries of gigantic size were to be had in abundance, and the flowers, arranged in most perfect ...

... procession, and accompanied the sleigh (in which rode Hanlan and Co.), while bands were stationed along the route as thick blackberries in autumn. The route was ablaze with fireworks and illuminations. A halt was made at the Opera House, where it had been ...

... of the lock did I see them during that season gathering the long grasses, or running through the meadows, or, later on, blackberrying under the fruitful hedgerows. The last time that I saw them together they were sitting in the trim little garden, under ...

... complete an excuse for his mesalliance as any man could need. Female beauty, in these favoured islands, is as common as blackberries, and no man need go lonely for the want of a pretty partner. But such beauty as that of Ralph’s wife was never common in ...

... Pickpocket,” one of the latest London successes in farcical comedy. Mr. Mark Melford, the clever author of “Turned Up,” “Blackberries,” &c., has entered into so many literary contracts that his time will in future be almost exclusively devoted to the pen ...