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... attraction and first visit for Six nights only, G. F. BLACHBOURNWS COMEDY COMPANY. On Monday, Nov. 21, and during the week, BLACKBERRIES. Jimmy (a Showman)Mr. Frank Irish Followed by the Farcical comedy. TURNED UP. Monday, 28, MY SWEETHEART. Prices :—Private ...
... Smith). The scenery is will suited to the p , ece, which is preceded by s very good comedy-drama, also by Melford, entitled Blackberries, which well performed. The attendance has been very fair but not as large as the proprietors have a right to expect, consid ...
... regular eye-opener. The talent 7was far above the average, both vocally an instrumentally, professors being as thick as blackberries. H. P. Ellis, the popular handicapper, occupied the chair in the absence of the president, being ably supported by Messrs ...
... accidental death. It was perfectly clear, so said each and all, pirating the old Lord's words. He had caught his foot in a blackberry bush, and in stumbling, discharged his gun. Every one knew bow frequent such accidents were, and then he tallied of thedanger ...
... Monsieur l'Avocat, said the man with the bill-hook, letting a gleaming line of his white teeth be seen; there are certain—blackberries shall we call them? which frightfully cumber the ground. Since you say you are not of Soissons, interrupted the lawyer ...
... produced, and the surroundings well conceived. It appears to be a work of some merit, and it is a pity it is so badly placed. Blackberry-time—Burton, Cheshire (363), James Towers, 38, Rockville. street, Rock Ferry. We fancy we have seen this picture before—with ...
... Great pains had been taken with the decoration of the font. A temporary cover had been provided, which was ornamented with blackberries, mountain ash berries, and corn. Below this there were several wreaths, and at the foot an excellent collection of fruit ...
... cemedY drama by Mr. Mark Melford, entitled ' followed that suceessfal comedy Turned Up also from the peu of Mr. Melford. Blackberries is a pieze exceptional merit, fall of interest rwr• ment, and the characters are all well sustained. TurnedOccasionsUi ...
... Yes, here it is, Bobbed Lord Preston, who had been fumbling about the dead man's feet, and pulled up a long branch of blackberry. Poor fellow! caught his foot in it; just like my dear boy ! and going forward to the men who were coming up, he I held ...