... Alice, playing very naturally. Mrs. J. F. Brian is also well received as IUla, and Miss Dot Vere is a satisfactory Mrs. Blackberry. Yankee Boston, a gentleman of tho burnt-rork persuasion, is appearing here with success, and The Miller and His Men ter- ...

... ls. to 2s. 3d. each ; * filberts a:id Kentish c >onuts, ls. 3d. to ls. 9d. per lb.; walnuts, j ls. fld. to Ss. per 100 ; blackberries, 4d. per pint. Flowers : ! Choice hothouse p _nts in bloom, 7s. 3d. to 10..; and common : tribes of autumn dittos, 2s. ...

... ami damsons. ;• ■-. ir.|. p ,- ?? . ?? ?? , ] and Kentish cobnuts, I>. 3d. to Is. r»d. per !i.. ; ha/c! u;-s id- -; and blackberries, fid. per pint, »alnnts. -N. tp, ::s. ?? per loo* I Flowers r Choice plants aud exotics, in bloom, ..s. ?? ie • a „j ...

... 3s. to 43. ; and pomegranates, 64 to Is. each; tllberU and Kentish cobnuts, la. 6d. to 2_ per lb.; hazel nuts, 4d. ; and blackberries, 6d. per pint; walnuts, is. Gd. to 3s. per 100. Flowers are in plentiful supply, and choice roses, lilies, and hothouse ...

... Neweastle-upon1- go Tyan adds another to the list of'journalists in the House we of Commons, They are now as thick there as blackb~erries, WI and their numbers will probably be inrerasedat the next we election, as Sir Algernon Borthwick, of the Mornisng on ...

... majority of the dozen will prove to have been wrong. Tips for all big races are, it need scarcely be said, as plentiful as blackberries, the thing is to find the right pne, and nobody can ever make sure of this till Judge Clarke lias had his say in the matter ...

... neighbourbood of Sydney such fruits as the peach, nectarine, apricot, plum, fig, grape, cherry, and orunge are as plentiful as blackberries. The orangeries and ~orchards of New South Wales are among its sights, and in the neighbourheod of Sydney and round Port ...

... of land recently acquired by the authorities, and known the new Fivc-fnrlong Course. The people here were as plentiful blackberries in autumn, and a very excellent view they seemed obtain. Amongst the booths the crush waaaa great as ever, while the rails ...

... perhaps quite the best of its kind, someone remarked that hunters and hounds, M.F.H.'s and huntsmen, were as thick as blackberries in September. Then, again, the New Forest is a favourite trysting-placo for those who like to hear hound music whenever ...

... to 35.; and lemons, ls. 6d. per dozen ; filberts, Is. 6d. • and lychees 4s' per lb. ; walnuts, ls. Cd. to 3s. per 100 ; blackberries, Cd.'per pint ; malbemes, ls. per basket ; cherry apples, 9d. per quart Flower* : Cnoice hothouse plants in blossom, 7s ...

... above the low bushes to which it clung ; there were ferns deeper in the hedge, and yellow bedstraw by the gateways. A few blackberries were ripe, but the clematis seemed to have overcome the brambles, aud spoilt their yield- Nuts, reddened at the tip, were ...

... mention that I (donned regards the mouths of the two but one—the youngster who ' the next older that excited my c that the blackberries in the hedgi iuthciently ripe, I should have the stain on their lips was ores frequently feeding on the fruit was informed ...