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... Barrett. aged 6 months. BELL.-Jan. 31. at 8, it. Pete4'oBd, llouttamplon, Mary Ann Bell. aged td. BONSET,-Feh. 2, at IL Blackberry-terrace, Bards Talley, Southampton. Mr. Benjamin loamy, 34 In the service of the London and South-Western Railway Company ...
... pever see him more.” Haldane’s face vanished, and the scene of the dream changed. She was in fancy again a child, picking blackberries under the grim walls of the old Castle with several young companions, when the whole of them are startled by a hoarse cry ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, A company selected by Mr. Willie Edounin for a pro* vincial tour with the two successful comedy pieces ¢ Blackberries ” and *“ Tarned Up ” made their first appearance in Portsmouth on Monday evening The author of the two pieces is Mark Me ...
... 1 TAST TWO NIGHTS o it/ et ithe “TURBRNED UP” COMPANY. Preceded each evening by a new Comedy Drama in one Act, called “BLACKBERRIES » ON MONDAY WEXT, MARCH 12rH, and during the week, engagement of MISS AGNES HEWITT'S Company in the great original Drama ...
... and Mr. A. Dyer contribute good work. Ornament from the east in chalk—Miss M. Taylor has first prise for good drawing of blackberries, broad and delicate in light and shade. Mr. A. Tinkler, has strong drawing arum lily, which takes second ; a little hard ...
... turists with an active secretary could soon ar- range such a course of instruction, and dairy ex- perts are almost as as blackberries. Ludlow Grammar School has three thoa- sand pounds to in equipping itself as a centre of agricultural education, and the ...
... me, gardener to Ale J. W 3 lie) sent some tine elsck grapes (not for competition), and specimens of a cross between the blackberry and raspberry;' while Mr. Curtis (gardener to Mr. J. S. Dixon) also seat some beautiful black grapes. Mr. Middleton, gardener ...
... occasion, referring to something which might happen, say she didn't care—she could die. Lucy, wife of Frederick Rowe, of 16, Blackberry terrace, said she had had the acquaintance of the dammed about four months. She wee with her on Tuesday afternoon from about ...
... and in appearance jury.—She never threatened to take her life and waa utually cheerful. Ducv Rowe, married woman, of 16. Blackberry. terrace, said the knew the deceaaed, and waa with her on Tueaday afternoon. leaving ahortiy before 5 o'clock. She was in ...
... including grapes, baskets Barrington peaches, Vicomtesse Herioart Thnry strawberries, brown Turkey figs, and the new American blackberry (Wilson, jun.). Lord Basing ■gardener, Mr. Clark), contributed excellent collect ion of plants. Messrs. Sutton and Sons ...
... the eclib:e wily was offered to the guests at a dower-show at Modreafield last week in the shape of dishes of American blackberries, which are, I belies.. delicious. It is proposed to cultivate than in Eng• land more largely, growing them on canes like ...
... the antenno of the ?? lobster, and serve with fried parsley in the c' centre of the dish. -Queen. cc Blackberr~Y T~mzy In Put one quart of blackberries into a porcelain- lined kettle, add onc phit of boiling water, a cup of sugar, and the juice of half ...