... case is reported in which a young fellow was severely bitten by one of these vipers under peculiar circumstances. He was blackberrying with a friend. The friend was attacked by a copperhead, which the young lad killed. A few minutes later hLe was attacked ...

... . TWO SISTERS DROWNED. A melancholy drowning caze is reported to-day from Galway. Two little girls named Stewart were blackberrying en a cliff, when one fell over into the river, 24ft. belew. Her gister tried to save her, and alse felli over, striking ...

... away, its place in the bill being occupied by the revival of that pleasantly-written masical comedy Ly Mr. Mark ‘Melford, Blackberries, originally breaght ‘out at the Comedy Theatre in August two years A§o The unpretentious trifle affords Miss Alice Atherton ...

... opening of the Rochester Liberal Club, said, in referring to Liberal Unionists, *although the leaders were as plentiful as blackberries, their followers are only the tag-rag and bobtail.” Ungracious language this from the inheritor of a recently-created peerage ...

... be hurt, but children possibly may get scratched, as it is hidden away in hedges, where th}{ would naturally clamber for blackberries. Here, too, in Londen, it has lately been placed ronnd the palings of the Regent’s-park, with no other iflumu. apparently ...

... Comique, the last night of Airey Annie at the Strand is announced, and te-day (Tuesday), June sth, the one act musical drama, Blackberries, will be revived for a limited number of nights, with Miss Alice Atherton in her original part of ** Charlie Cott,”’ with ...

... The Scarlet Letter at the Olympic, and T%e Deputy and The Viper on the Hearth at the Strand, where, on the same evening Blackberries will be revived. Handsome is as Handsomc Does at the Vaudeville on Wednesday afternoon. The following day the Royal General ...

... wars. The amount paid to the pensioners during the twelve mouths was over $52,000,000. Threatening letters are as thick as blackberries at Merthyr. Everybedy who is anybody comneoted with the clection seems to hauve ressived one. ‘The latest recipient is ...

... distressingly violent : it is impossible to gain anything but a sense of disturbance frem gazing om a picture where the blackberry leaves are painted blue (65). Mr. Breakspeare scads two charming hitle pieces | of genre—especially (111), which is full ...

... would all have be classed amongst the nobility. The* Herr von's *in , like the Monsieur de's” in France, are as tilul as blackberries in autumn, and they are just as rhwonxhtoi nowadays. Formerly (1 don’s know if it 80 nOW) Ui titie* Herr von' couid be ...

... meat fish togethicr at the same meal is forbidden. This is singulaciy hard ! Scotland—where’ centenarians seem as thick as blackberries—has just lost Mrs. Mary Fraser, who. born in ceunty Siige 106 years ago, went to Perth sixty years gince, and there occupied ...