... and during the week ; organ recital at Elmwood Hall, North Park; Croydon Town Council ; Mr. Willie Edouin's Company in Blackberries, followed with the farcical comedy'Tnrned Up, at the Theatre and (hiring the week. TVIIIDLT.—Vocing papers collected ...

... invidious on our part to single out any for special comment. The piece is preceded by the pleasing comedy-drama, in one act, Blackberries. SOCIAL SATURDAY Eva NG S. —Thee* succeesful entertainments given in the Christ Church Hall, Clyde-road, were continued ...

... watch and chain, or any rings. I saw a light coat iu the room. Alfred Giddings said be was nine years old. He was picking blackberries in Mr. Spurgeon's field one day, he believed it was on a Wednesday. He saw a man jump over a wooden fence and run away ...

... that gent'eman (prisoner) walking up and down. He called witness's little sister to go up into the bushes to help to pick blackberries. Witness, however, told her to say, Not to-day. Rose Pilgrim and her little sisters were picking wood out of the hedge ...

... watch and chain, or any rings. I saw a light coat in the room. Alfred Giddings said he was nine years old. He was picking blackberries in Mr. Spurgeon's field one day, he believed it was on a Wednesday. He saw a man jump over a wooden fence and run away ...

... been stolen in the neighbourhood. Reed, in reply to the charge, said that he was walking along the Thornton-road picking blackberries, when he noticed a bag containing apples. He picked up the bar, and wad conveying it home when he met the policeman. Reed's ...

... been stolso in the neighbourhood. Reed, in reply to the charge, said that he was walking along the Thornton-road picking blackberries, when he noticed a hag cenitiining apples. He picked up the hag, and was conveying it home when he met the policeman. Reed's ...