... laughter of all is to be heard at the Comedy, where Mr. Willie Edouin offers a palatable bill -of - fare composed of “ Blackberries and Turned Up.” The first merry and brief musical piece Mr. Mark Melford. and touches gaily enough on the lives of travelling ...

... has introduped Mr. and Mrs. E. Russell with a, novel entertainment, ■■ni Edouin, with Miss Alico Atherton, have gathered blackberries” at the Comedy, and the Vaughan-Conway Comedy Company has been launched at the Haymarket, and have bidden farewell to Mr ...

... and here in spring we wait bird-nesting, and in summer we picked the wild roses, and in autumn gathered nuts, sloes, and blackberries. Further afield, there is Woolwich-Common ; Eltham, with the ruins of King John’s Palace, the walls of which still stand ...

... of the best-known varieties, also cherries, plums, damsons, apricots, nectarines peaches, quinces, almonds, berberries, blackberries, mulberries medlars, currants (red, black, and white), figs, goosebemc, thousands of Spanish chestnuts, walnuts, hazels ...

... and his wife, Miss Alice Atherton, who drew bow venture,” took the Comedy Theatre, and immediately made a success with Blackberries and a wonderously comical play, Turned Up.” How quick London is to scent out what is good. It did not require wall adv ...

... of the unacted, and induce managers to believe that good, sound, workmanlike, and practicable plays are as plentiful as blackberries in autumn, and can be had for the asking-. Fortified by the arguments of Mr. Herman Merivale and the examples of Sir Charles ...