... s of the . ert Prosecuted. Prisoner wished to I rge. * e Jaraes Bottomley, an old ° agP ' who lives Charlestown\7 *kou. blackberries Oak Wood, °' clock as lle walking along Bottomley lJ ™ de and was unable to extri- Ti, Vy' uted °r assistance, but as the ...

... extravagant notions as to tha number of Siberian political prisoners, and show at least that they are not plentiful as blackberries.—From Through Siberia, by Henry Lansdell. With Illustrations and Maps. In two volumes. (Sampson, Low, and Co.) Aranza ...

... propo3 of the Militia).— We mean to do without them ! Street Nomenclature. —Change of Name.—Melburytohd to be in future Blackberry-road. One Touch op Humour, &c—Dignified School Board Visitor : Now, my boy, suppose you were to give me a penny, and ...

... heard than another had assembled, anxious to be conducted round the place, and have its features pointed out to them. Upon Blackberry Hill various games were provided, and were freely indulged in during the intervals between the showers ; refreshments were ...

... this auspicious occasion. Mr. Burnand sat in the stalls, and novelists, critics, and newspaper men were as plentiful as blackberries in autumn. Their verdict, as chronicled in the daily press, is decidedly favourable. The Times says that Mrs. Langtry ...

... fashionable. I have seen them composed of grapes, black and white currants, red, v, bite, and black cherries, apricots, and blackberries. Usually a wreath of leaves borders the edge all round, and this is a great relief to the eye. I am no admirer of the fashion ...