... execution afforded immense pleasure, applause '.ng constant, while encores were once more almost' as plentiful as the proverbial blackberry. Mr. Andrew Black was the conspicuous vocal attraction, and with him were such capable singers as Madame Marie Andersen ...

... responsible the composer. The performance was distinct popular success, applause being continuous, and encores plentiful as blackberries, thanks, of course, not little to the finish with which the London fulfilled its task. There are several good singers in ...

... Pendiebury. The deceased and some companions went on Sunday afternoon to a place called City-walk for the purpose of gathering blackberries. It began to rain, and they ran into tunnel under the walk to shelter. A brook that runs under the tunnel was very low ...

... Blackbeerytng.—A sad Ls reported from Bolton. Tuesday night * girl, iuuned Elizabeth was, along with a number others, gathering blackberries disused • stone quarry at Turton, when a landslip occurred. Aj' large stone fell on the girl Baker, killing her instantly ...

... championship, was the worst. Mr. Charles Meyrieks Cliampion Dimbcola was selected the champion. Mr. S. Woodi- I a called Blackberry, four sSefal, f, M Utch i V of Champion Dimboola T)t TrXrdffl. T- P were:-Sir H. F. and iSS m ? 7ice E?reyhounds, dogs, ...

... wire, and two strong men cannot pull one out of place. For ' clinking 'we have used the branches of wild plum treea and the blackberry bushes from along the fence, ion could not drive wild horses over such an abatia. A stampeding herd of buffalo would break ...

... the beech woods o f \ lanes, the gnarled roots of the tre-S v, bank on their sides. At the foot thee is often cut. and blackberry bnshes There such a wood between ea^°° 1 -eiy *i gorley. As I was walking along ltU jj ft t. U out of the hedge and round ...

... ‘tevious | arid a fresh interest to Wednesday's perfc ve tha;| for masterpieces—teal masterpieces—are ore the| plentiful as blackberries, even amon 1e 18th | novelties. The “ Requiem,’ it may be Argyll} passing, is in one sense not strictly a ther of | novelty ...

... 000 ft. above sea level, clothed in many places with vegetation that reminds one of the meadows and hillfides of England—blackberry, clover, forget-me-not. thistles, and nettles, Ac. Captain Lugard arrived at the Nile where it leaves Victoria Nyanza on ...

... beating Donat. The bitch championship was taken Mr. John Reid's Magic, which was fortunate defeating Mr. Sam Woodiwiss's Blackberry. Amongst the other local winners were Mr. Thomas Pakemnan, Manchester-road, Stockport, to whom was awarded the first prize ...

... Well, once him and me had a camp out along the banks of the Missouri where it's wild and woollj , and were as thick blackberries in August. I never had much liking for the red devils, but I wasn't afraid long as I was with him, for they were as scared ...

... women's education owes its existence, and now that Girton is an accomplished fact, and women wranglers are as common as blackberries, is but fair to Lady Stanley to acknowledge what she has done. All her children were with her in London on her birthday ...