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... Edith Lanaway—extra for blackberries. Ada Lanaway—first for best basket of flowers. Dora Cox—extra nuts. Louisa Batchelor—extra blackberries. Sarah Bickers and Louisa Illman—extra for nuts. Amy Warren extra for blackberries. Fanny Wells—extra for decorated ...
... Jane Roffey, msi. 2. Annie Illman, blackberries, extra. Emma Wright, flowers, extra: blackberries, extra. Lena Wright, nosegay, extra. Flora Jordan, moss, extra. James Ellis, nuts, extra prize. Edith Lanaway, blackberries, 1. Lilian Creasey, miniature garden ...
... card grasses: Lizzie Porter, 2nd card grasses, extra nosegay; R. Stepney, extra blackberries; Polly Wells, extra grasses ; F. Stepney, Ist nuts ; Amy Warren, Ist blackberries; Eliza Warren, Ist miniatura garden; R. Rolfe, Ist wild flowers, named ; S. Ellis ...
... single dahlias, maiden-hair fern, and corn. The other windows were done with mos« golden fern, and coloured leave*, sprays blackberry fruit, vegetables, hops an the r>aimg-desk deserve* social notice with its foliage plan's, iarn, and roies. iar_e bunch ...
... that defendants were not on Mr. Ferguson's ground at all, and had ferrets with them. One of the defendants was picking blackberries, and the others were in the road.—Brickwood fined 55.; the other defendants £1 10s., including costs. GUILDFORD BOROUGH ...
... discus-ion took place with reference to nn offer of T J 4ll '' °mpany contribute towards th- expense of making the road between Blackberry-Una and the crossin-s between toe at Lingfield, and the Surveyor having reported the result his correspondence the matt ...
... she upset the universe, now I think she upsets the universities, if all is true what we hear. reasons were plenty as blackberries,' says Falataff, and whatever the cause, 1 verily believe there are large number of Dorkingites who have of reasons in ...
... Mackintosh; Misses Emily Cross. Minnie Bell, and Norreys.—Preceded by at 8, BREAKING THE ICE. ROYALTY. Ev°ry Evening, at a BLACKBERRIES. 'At 9. TURNED UP. Miss Alice Atherton. Misses E. Brunton. Zeflie Tilhurv. Maude Millett, V. Bennett. Ernilv Dowton; Messrs ...
... Mackintosh; Misses Emily Cross. Minnie Bell, and Norreys.—Preceded by at 8, BREAKING THE ICE. ROYALTY. Ev-ry Evening, at 8. BLACKBERRIES- At 9 TURNED UP. Miss Alice Atherton. Misses E- Brunton, Zeffie Tilbury. Maude Millett. V. Bennett, Emilv Dowton; Messrs- ...
... Phillips, Mackintosh; Misses Emily Minnie Bell, and Norrevs.—Preceded by at IREAKING THE ICE ROYALTY. Evry Evening. & BLACKBERRIES At 9. PURNED UP. Miss Alice Atherton. Misses E. Brunon, Zeffle Tilbury. Maude Millett, V. Bennett, Emily Dowton; Messrs ...
... our camp—a very hard march, owing to the nature of the ground and tho bushes had to get through. Talk about nutting and blackberry picking, it. was thousand times worse than that., for our f:icts and hands wero so much scratched that we looked though ...
... through it, with our face set towards Chaldon, which reach after pleasant walk of half hour, through lanes of holly and blackberry bushes—What contrast! shops here, not even the übiquitous alehouse, scarcely a habitation visible. We almost wonder where ...