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... as f Vows : —Lawrence Mr. J. Crump; Miles Mr. U. Parsons ; Diedriteb, Mr. Moore ; Marmaduke Mago4, Mr. J. Parsons; Bobby Blackberry, Mr. Cook ; Dame Baer. lon, Mr. Babbage ; Alice Manners,Basetene ; Bella Manners, Miss Scott; Barbelot and pleated, Read ...
... T. Crump; Mile s B e ll er t on , M r . M. Pa r s on s; Died, ritch, Mr. Moors ; Marmaduke Magog, Mr. J. Parsons; Bobby Blackberry, Mr. Cook; Dame Bellerton, Mr. Habbage ; Alice Manners, Miss Basstone ; Bella Manners, Miss Scott ; Barbelot and pirates ...
... apples and Own., Mm. Bur.eil • collection of lard., M. Fanny Woolmingv,e some applea Mr. G. er•ffield some beans and • of blackberries, the hector Sd Mr. J. lanthall some fine red cabbage, Mr. mith (Major Grow. gardener .100.1 turnip.. • Wakeley also sent ...
... with a tiny cross of moss. Around the edge of the basin was a cluster of cote and roses, and the centre was bound with blackberries, corn, dahlias, do., the foundation Lnlivaned I , y a wreath of dahlias, relieved with corn. The western window was decorated ...
... ble utmost far as the dresses were concerned to ake the theatricals in his own native town a uocess. Mr. Cook, as Bobby Blackberry, was most ughable and funny. Dame Bellerton's part was ucceesfully performed by Mr. Babbage, and Barbekt !dr. Read, who ...
... finished w,th • tiny cross of meas. Around the edge of the basin was a cluster of con and roses, and the oentre was bound with blackberries, corn, dahlias, ,tr.. the . foundation was uslivened by a wreath of dahlias. relieved wits eon. The western window was ...
... finished w th a tiny cross of Around the edge of the b sirs was ri cluster of emu and roses, and the centre was bound with blackberries, corn, dahlias, do., the foundation was telivened by • wreath of dahlias, relieved with corn. The western window was decorated ...
... Mr. Jeffery (Welmomith) was moat gaga to do hie utmuet :far ae the coseerned to the In hie own native town • Mr. as Hobby Blackberry, was laughrhie and . Dame Bellerton's pert was by Mr. Babbege, and Barbelot (Mr. Mend, wipe d. an exoellant ohne), and Ms ...
... red ground. All the window sills of the church were adorned with plants in pots, vegetables, gladioli, sunflowers, bops, blackberries, wheat, barley, oats, &c. The plants in pots were lent by the leading gentry of the town. The choir, under Mr. C. Beel ...
... and flowers. All the window sills of tbe church were adorned with plants in pots, vegetables, gladioli, sunflowers, hops, blackberries, wheat, barley, oats, &c. The plants pots were lent by Captain Stuckey, of Hill House. Great praise is due to all the ladies ...
... flowers-let, Ada Symonds ; 2nd, A Elmes :3rd. A Denehem. Collection of wild ferns-lst, Florence Dunning; 2ocl. A Bhhop. Blackberries-let, J Linninston ; 2nd, Bessie Norris. Collection of graeses-Clara Symonds. VEGETABLES, FRUIT, AND FLOWERS.-CIRSS B (open ...
... utmost as far as the dresses were concerne 1 to make the theatticals in his own native town a success. Mr. Cos lc. as Bobby Blackberry, was most laughable and funny. Dame Bellerton's past was successfully performed by Mr. Babbage, and Barbed t (Mr. Read, ...