... Webster, and Messrs. Grahamo, Bodney, Gardiner, Taylor, and Billington. The Comedy Theatre, furnished by Mr. Melford with “Blackberries” and “Turned Up,” has now light summer programme well suited to the season, and agreeably illustrated by a company in which ...

... Comedy Theatre, and this evening (Saturday) will be produced, for the first time in London, musical comedy-drama, called Blackberries,” in which Miss Atherton appears as Charlie Cott, a show-girl.” The afterpiece will be the farcical comedy of Turned Up ...

... by the British Army, submission to which would be injurious to the prestige of the Empire. If reasons were as plenty as blackberries for their departure, the troops of the Queen nevertheless must not be forced out of Egypt by any array of paper-battalions ...

... rights and promises by the perfidious Albion. Nevertheless, we cannot go out on compulsion, though reasons were plenty as blackberries. It is not our business to forecast the course of warlike operations, nor is it, indeed, within the province or power of ...

... by Mr. Mark Milford for Mias Alice Atherton and Mr. Will Edouin, took the place, on Tuesday evening, of the prelude of “Blackberries.” , At the Princess’ s, passing under the temporary management of Mr. Charles Wyndham, has been produced a new drama in ...

... better still, why were not the barracks erected on Dartmoor, where wild and pretty scenery could be obtained, and nuts and blackberries abound, suitable to the digestions of sailors Whether the buildings are fifteen miles from Mount Wise or two miles, makes ...