... filled with ripe red salmon berries (I believe • peculiarity of the Paoli° meat, resembling a cross between a raspberry and • blackberry), which the men proceeded to devour. He Also offered us • bright crimson or blood-coloured fish, weighing Mb., shaped like ...

... to 5s. On Thursday, May 3d, at Three o'clock, Miss Alice Atherton, Mr Willie odenoin, and the Strand Theatre Company in BLACKBERRIES. To be followed by AIREY ANNIE (by F. C. Burnand). Seats, is. to 5s. R Y A AQUA R I UM.- R The Greatest Show in London ...

... to meet Sir George Hainerton, as he cam e the afternoon train. it was easy enough to coneeai herself. A thick growth of blackberry bushes and holly, forming a fitting underwood for BOMB jnegniticent oaks and beeches which grew in the hallows of the park ...

... Elphinstone Manager, Mr. Chas. Elphinstone). Mr. Willie Edouin's Co. aro occupying tho boards this weok in Turned Up and Blackberries. Tho Co. are eifiuient in their parts, Mr. Ramsey Danvors being a host of amusement in himself. HASTINGS-- Gaiety (Propriotor ...

... Carlton's II Bacio was given so cleverly that the audience demanded an encore, which was granted. In her other song, Blackberries and Kisses, she confirmed the good impression created. The duet Mayiog, by Miss E. Carlton and Mr. Colbourne, was mush ...

... had come in with fished cheeks and eyes IN bright as those of dragging branches with the defy seed etesels the clematis, blackberry boughs that we still green, and fir cones which they had up, and which would soon be dry sad There had been time when Mr ...

... closely together. so as to allow nit juice to escape. ftiltst a marmalade by stewing either apples, rdsplierrice, mulberries. blackberries, or any other kind of fresh fruit that may be convenient, with some sugar. When the fruit has stewed bog enough to be reduced ...

... gnu fir® ono o’clock, highest possible had boon placed on, though were nearly, if not onite. i I'ntuul as tha proverbial blackberry. When the official list was submitted for the Alexandra, it waseeon that the first prise of had been secured by Colour-Sergeant ...

... David and Solomon. Numbers of other Princes of minor lustre stood among the crowds everywhere, for they are as plentiful as blackberries and as poor as church mice. Only the more eminent nobility of princely rank, such as I have molntmod above, were able to ...

... tb his return from the marriage feast is something to s be seen and laughed at. Irish comedians are as plentiful a as blackberries; but Mr Caffrey is one of the few good ones. A Very Waisn Reception, a lively, bustling sketch, is just what is wanted ...

... a disused quarry at Bishop Briggs, stz miles from Glasgow. The unfortunate youths left their homes on Tuesday to gather blackberries, and they must have fallen into the quarry accidentally, as no clothes ware found on the bank to show they had been bathing ...

... apples—apples of the beet quality ; and this fruit might just es well be grown in England. Pears, cherries, raspberries, blackberries, and strawberries, are quite as easily cultivated, provided knowledge and skill are employed, for, take it over au average ...