... of watching the work of another wellknown battalion, the Ist Leicestershire Volunteers having taken up their quarters on Blackberry-hill on Saturday. Indeed, of outdoor events generally thero is no lack to-day, and, what with military encampments, flower ...

... party also included Quartermaster Brooks, Sergeant-Major Frie, and seven sergeant instructors. A more suitable place than Blackberry- Hill, where the camp is situated, it would be difficult to find for the purpose. The broad expanse of table- land, well ...

... VOLONTEKDS. —The member, of the let Volunteer Battalion of the keicestsiehire Regiment left Leicester on Saturday afternoon for Blackberry Hill, near Belvoir Castle, which has again been placed at their disposal by the Duke of Rutland for the purpose of holding ...

... exhibitors must have taken great pains to bring the flowers and fruit to such a state of perfection. He thought that the common blackberry ought to be cultivated. He had seen very large ones in the South of Eng- land, but they could be brought to still greater ...