... see the originals. Mr A. Feder carried of the first prise and medal fora case of carved plumb, one of which, a spray of blackberries, was such a close copy of nature, that one trembled for the delicate stones snob hie* relief, and felt that the artist's ...

... finish. The theatre is now closed sine die. Court (Proprietors, Tho Carl Rosa Oprra Co Limited Mannger, Mr. H. Bruce). Blackberries and Turned Up form tho faro hore this week. Mr. Ramsay Danvers is tho chief delight of the audionco as Carraway Bones. ...

... walkers embraced some of the very best talent in the country. Champions from b>th sides of the Atlantic were as plentiful blackberries August. When the men toed the scratch Madison square Gardens at twelve o’clock on Sunday night there were fony ranged lines ...

... (No. 157) making us forgive his For. (No. 99). A curious gipsy face, bronzed by the wind and sun, and surrounded by blackberries, is called by Mrs. Swynnerton A Baechante ; the mischievous, mocking air is well rendered. Napier Hemy and Macallum ...

... conventionalities of 'Vienna society life, offers an attractive and sympathetic study. Damsels with divine voices grow like blackberries on a bush in the imagination of a novelist, but Countess Irene's musical talents, inherited from her mother, who had been ...

... conventionalities of Vienna society life, offers an attractive and sympathetic study. Damsels with divine voices grow like blackberries on a bush in the imagination of a novelist, but Counits Irene's nusical talents, inherited from her mother, who had been ...

... smile of contempt to e face of the modern plunger. From that time up to the present Derby dreamers have been as tiful as blackberries, and in most instances ir nightl visi isions need no Joseph to in ret them. Th ey are the result of the day’s talk, and ...

... and a three act farce, by J. James Hcwson, for disposal. Apply as above. rn u R N E D UP, _1_ By Mark Melford. Author of Blackberries The Coming Clown, Secrets of the Police, The Young Pretender, The Commercial Room, Frivolity, No Rose without a Thorn, ...

... coronet. His hand stopped and he raised his eyes from the paper. He recollected the day he saw her, the day they went blackberrying over the hills. He saw her arin, she was older and prettier. and she won a tailorcut cloth dress. how pretty she looked ...

... 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 ...

... ry amusing character, and kept the audience in continual langh.er. It was preceied by • onemot oraedy-drams, entitled 'Blackberries,' in which the leading parts were taken by Mr. Montn and Athertou. There will be no play this evening On Tneelay afternoon ...

... Titania talk of dewberries. Shrewd commentators were sorely exercised over the fruit. The dewberry is a large and luscious blackberry, as William Howitt found on his visit t% Stnt{t:rl'ld. The name iuhfamilin I::ll to every Warwickshire peasant, though we ...