... photographed by Mr. Bliss. At two o'clock, the brigades formed column, and the procession moved off in the direction of Blackberry Hill, headed by the band, which was immediately followed the splendid banner of the Newmarket contingent. The sight was ...

... afterwards paraded in front the Peacock 100, at Belvoir, and were photographed to the number of about 120. They then marched to Blackberry Hill, at tbe rear of the Castle, for the drills and competitions, of which ths following are the results Fodk-Men Drill ...

... are infinite, infinite, swarm upon swarm. A ohange in the oontour of tha landscape leads into a rising narrow roadway, the blackberry brambles, wild-rose briars, and hazel thickets giving the muddy defile all the appearance of a Devonshire lane. Over the ...

... has been struck with this fact. Everybody who has been in Ireland knows that every summer thousands of tons of first-rate blackberries, cu'rants, and other fruits are allowed to rot from neglect. There are three hundred thousand huldings in Ireland under ...

... Brigade and their banner in front and headed by band playing the “Boulanger March” proceeded through the beautiful grounds to Blackberry Hill commodious enclosure had been prepared and marked for Fire Brigades’ competitions Messrs Shand Mason and Company the ...

... -The brigade. afterwards paraded treat= Peacock las, at BeNoir, and were to the number about 120. They thee saarelied to Blackberry Hall, at the roar of the Cultic ter the drills and orepetitions, of which the toliowiwg are the matte DOHA..—Firemen, at ...

... and their banner in front, and, headed by tie :Plating the Boulanger March, proceeded them* the beautiful grounds to Blackberry RM. come:tedious enclosure lad been prepared - mid molted out for the Fire Brigades' competition. Mans Road. Mason, and ...