... prosperity Stonehouse. (Hear, bear.) Its growth had been so fast that where, was young man, a farm stood and people picked blackberries, houses now stood. Some of its industries bad ebauged during bis recollection, but old ones bad away others had taken their ...

... per cent., and the company is now prospecting for gold in the Transvaal. Millionaires will »oon be plentiful with us as blackberries are with you. The increase in the profits on diamond mining however, u quite natural increase. The chief cause it is the ...

... moor, Are there mo sav are on very short commons although on be introduced in u little molluscs could ick them off w code blackberries, waters? Sy Wiltshire trout used to were ve artificial fy except at some periods I cannot Ty shy of (TO THE EDITOR OF THE ...

... comedy company, under the direction of Mr. W. A. McNeil, commenced a week’s engagement at the Exeter Royal last evening in Blackberries” and “Turned up,” both pieces by Mr. Mark Melford. The plays provide an evening of boisterous mirth,. Both the pieces are ...

... TURN. UP” AND BLACKBERRIES.” TO-NIGAT RVENING PANTOMIME OF USE, FORMOSA, SATUBDAY. H srs, FIVE NIG TORQUAY Characters by Mesdames J.C Sauith, C. J. Wilson, &c., and Sfessrs. John Rowse, Mark Moss Mellor, Lytton Grey, Sidney val TUESDAY, ...

... MR. BDOUIN's COMPANY “TURNED UP” AND “BLACKBERRIES.” MONDAY, March ee c ww.” O PERA . TORIGHT TORQUAY Characters by J. G Smith, CG J. | 60EEVENING John Rowse, Grey, Norman, Basing, &2, 246 ” TUESDA’ Y, ...

... pal Musical Warehouses. One MV\HEATERE EXETER. AND MANAGER.Mr. SIONEY bad ME. WILLIE EBDOUIN'’S COMPANY “TURNED UP” “BLACKBERRIES.” MONDAY, March 7th—“ON ANGE.” BAWN. TO-NIGHT OF PANTOMIME VE. NIGHTS T' “HUM TORQOUT AY. J. “A Moes Melior, Lytron Grey ...

... MAIDEN PLATE.—Maidenhead (White), 1; Re) IL Loates), 2; Colonel Forester's Etheldra (Calder), 3 Also ran—Diona Loates), Blackberry (Maidment), Reflector (G. Woodburn), Hubert (A. North), Kyanite Wally, and - Smith) Betting : 7 to 4 agst Etheldra colt ...

... gniueas. Tbs Wrltrr Plate.—Corinia (Mr. Abington), 1; Marmora (Mr. , : (Owner), 3. Also ran—Blackberry (Maidmenl). Betting: 13 to Bon Corinla, 3to 1 each Blackberry and Marmora, 25 to 1 agst Wilkie. Won a canter by six lengths ; a bad third. There was no ...

... three sisters drowned in the recent hathing accident at Downderry, was recovered at Looe on Thursday. Two lads who were blackberries alon; the cliff west of Looe saw the body among t! and gave in- formation to W. Px Havenfore with his son, brough' in and ...

... was not single lodging unlet. This it owes to its grand views, its lovely walks, it* green lanes where wild flower*, the blackberry, and the hazel nut flourish, and it* excellent snpply of pure water, and it* perfect drainage. During the past year the ...

... SPECIALLY SELECTED COMPANY performance will commence at 7.30 with a Comedy-Drama, by Mark Melford, entitled BLACKBERRIES, Followed the Enormously Successful Farcical Comedy, TURNED UP, Mark Melford. ...