... My sin lad (A. S. Getty), Miss Wilmot. Song, Only once more, Mr. F. Carpenter. Piano, Miss Florence Denby. Song, Blackberries and kisses (J. L. Hatton), Miss Daly. Song, The Reefer Rockstvo), Mr. Humell. Duet, piano and violin, Mrs. Whitehead ...

... Martin, Ford, Stubbiop, and Brooker: Pianoforte duet, the Misses Sorsbie. Song, The last of the boys, Mr. Bobo. Song, '• Blackberries and kisses, MiSA Daly. Song, Come to me (words and music by Mr. Ellis), Mr. W. E. Ellis. Violin solo, Miss Wallis. Comic ...

... ” scene, Hunters’ Company out ”; pianoforte duet, The Misses Sorsbie ; song, The Last of the Boys,” Mr Boby ; song, Blackberries and kisses,’’ Miss Daly ; song, Come to me,’’ (words and music by Mr W. E, Ellis, singer ; violin solo. Miss Wallis ; comic ...

... was lighted in the graaa, and that oanght the hedge It waa set alight with a match. The hedge’was oomposed of furze and blackberry bushes otf oSSSb'r.utrfto. W,r. ato’SiS’iS h.,». „SuS2rue,»a h. B»id .01 do«£bto, “ith him. He was only twelve yean age ...

... extra blackberries. Polly Wells, extra zaessi.s Stepney, Ist nuts. Amy Use.kberries. Eliza Warn Ist mieiatuni garden. R. Rolfe, Ist wild flowers (named). S. Ellis, 2nd nuts. Susan Standing, Ist basket of flowers. Fred. Disney, extra blackberries. Nellie ...

... industry for rural districts. If a band of pickers oaa be organised, and the permission of the owners of the hedges where blackberries abound osn be obtained so that the crop might be mostly gathered for sale, this fruit can be readily sold at 2d. to 2id ...

... Provieioo Merchant, Mount Sion and Camden Park, Tunbridge Well*. 1742 SHOCKING DISCOVERY. Yeeterday eome children who were blackberrying discovered the body of man hanging in a ehed at Park Farm, Mayfield. the cattle are turned out at this season of the year ...

... industry for rural districts. If a band of pickets can he organised, and the perinisshm of the owners of the hedges where blackberries abound can be obtained, so that the crop might be mostly gathered for sAle, this fruit can be readily sold at 2d. to 2id ...

... panels were outlined with bracken studded with geraniums and other soarlek flowers with an inner border of wheal ears, blackberries, aooms, etc. In the respective panels set off their own foliage were splendid bunches of grapes, apples, lemoos, and oranges ...

... needing the adoption of simple and methods of preventing the increase of this agricultural pest. THE BLACKBERRY SEASON.— A, plentiful as blackberries is a common phrase, but they are even more plentiful than usual this season, and so are the the hedge ...

... quarters. about covers home consumption , Ise LW Lew rural &tatty is being opened up IL Kete—nieniely, the cult i vat une el blackberries for pandit. Enormous quaneties of this fruit are grown on the hedges in the tines and other parts of that couuty,aud tire ...

... get oUon mu.hrooma grown agnonltural land the same that given other agricultural produce, rue Chairman thought that the blackberries required protection as well as murhrooms. P It was resolved to support the propowd, and that the Tunbridge Wells deputation ...