... Mr. Evans; violin solo, legend and mazurka Wienawaki, Mr. Davies; song, Dear heart, Misa Carlton (encored). '* Ripe blackberries; song, O lovely soring, Mr. Rvans; piccolo solo, Sylvia, very cleverly played by Mr. Fred. Walker (Colchester), ...

... that cannot sin ! Come, child, I said, trying to lead her away. Wish good bye to the poor hare, and come and look for blackberries. “Good-bye, poor hare!” Sylvie obediently repeated, looking over her shonlder turned away. And then, all in a moment, her ...

... LOUGHTON. Suodbn in Foasst.—Ob Thurtday. as James Saltern, milkman, of 62 Fieldroad, Forest Gate, was gathering blackberries beyond the Wake Arms, was taken ill and died almost immediately. Deceased was 34 years of age. It is supposed that heart disease ...

... chord by the splendid warmth of the late made • road show. The donn of plums ef all kiuds has owned a the abundant crop of blackberries, which bang ought for over all the country, and Sr. fetching nod niese—Sa and 6.. par Mahal. TM' NW= a roast pork will ...

... Cnrrie, jaw., P. Reynolds, G. B. Gilbey, J. Seabrooke, G. Coppin, W. Parritth, and 11. Bolton. DANBURY. TnK Blackberry Crop. —Blackberrying this year has become quite business tbis village. Women and children are very busy collecting the fruit for dealers ...

... G. Currie, jun., P. Reynolds, G. B. Gilbey, J. Seabrooke, G. Coppin, W. Parrish, and RB. Belton. > DANBURY. Tas Crop.~—Blackberrying this year has become quite a business in this villaga. Women and are very busy in collecting the fruit for dealers, who ...

... gathering.—The Chairman said it was becoming a nuisance in the country the way which such people went about gathering blackberries. The blackberry was valuable fruit—it msdo very good jam—but they had business damage the fences in the way In which they did. ...

... hearing ot case.] A Caution to Blackberry Gathbbers.— Walter Street, labourer, was charged with damaging fence, tbe property Mr. W. M. Meeson, oa Sept. 24.—1t appeared that defendart and others were gathering blackberries fcr the London market, ana had ...

... yesterday saw many flowers blooming in tbe meadows and hedgerows. I gathered tbe honeysuckle and many other wild flowers. The blackberries are still very plentiful and in good condition. The sun shene splendidly yesterday ; the lark was singing very sweetly ...

... yesterday I saw many flowers blooming fa the meadows and hedgerows. I gathered honeyeuokle and many other wild flowere. Tbe blackberries are still very plentiful and fa good condition. Tbe mm shone splendidly yesterday the lark was singing very sweetly. To-day ...

... Tabnry Railway. cooeluded as tullowe — We asseerely hope that you do not cootamplate lettiug tbe matter wait until upon blackberry Mahon ' or until the Tilbury and Southend Railway Company become softhearted, open-handed plulaudropate. [Lanighter.J Mr ...

... summer dress, and tbe shady walks and leafy dales are exquisite. To visitors later in the season a promise of quantitiea of blackberries aud sloea ia held out. The wants of vieitors are well looked after by Mr. and Mra. Mkcklenbubgh at the Rodney Honse, a ...