... the right, we are now fairly in the South Notts, country—t^rra incognita to me. Passing through what I believe is called Blackberry Wood, hounds lead us on to Plumtree, where they turn to the right, and oheck in Tollerton Hall Gardens. Both the butler ...

... smart appearance created a very favourable impression on those who saw them. After refreshments, the Company proceeded to Blackberry Hill, and were drawn up in line at open order, and received the inspecting officer, Col. A. H. TJtterson, with the usual ...

... on Monday next, will have a very enjoyable outing. The journey will be made by boat or break, and tea will be served on Blackberry Hill. For prices of tickets, «kc., see our advt. columns. Grantham and District Flower Show.—The annual exhibition in connection ...

... permission of the Duke and Duchess, tea was provided, pic-nic fashion, on Brackenberry, or, as it is more familiarly known, Blackberry Hill, at p.m. Cloths were spread on the grass under the shade of the trees, and were crowded with good things to tempt an ...

... they were conducted the morning teachers to Blackberry Hill, whilst the afternoon teachers quietly (?) partook of their repast, Mrs. Norman presiding at the table. When the afternoon teachers arrived on Blackberry Hill, they found that the Rector and Rev ...

... saw them. The boy, who followed the officer into the yard, said he had been round the corner with another boy, gathering blackberries. He (defendant) hoped the magistrates would fine him light, if they chose to invulge a fine, as it wonld have to ...

... The blackberry crop in Kent this seaaoa is all exceptionally large one, and the fruit, owing to the hot srai and high temperature, of very fine quality. a few instances blackberries an preserved in bottles or jam, but the bulk the frail, exoept what gathered ...

... base were growing plants, which formed a very effective tout ensemble. The windows were very nieely done with texts, sprays blackberry, and tinted leaves. It was remarked that, though not at all elaborate, the decorations had never before looked so pretty ...

... the Guard Room, Belvoir Castle, by Her Grace the Duchess op Rutland, at 12.30 p.m. The ATHLETIC SPORTS will take place on Blackberry Hill, at 2.30 p.m.—The Bottesford Brass Band will attend. Ts HEAVEN OUR HOME ? * THE CHRISTADELPHIANS respectfully invite ...

... the Duohess Jiaid both the Duke and herself were very pleased to see them all, and were anticipating very mnoh the sports blackberry-hi 11, at which they intended to be present. Taking Lord Haddon by his right hand, she said he iepresented his father, the ...

... Duohess naid both the Duke and herself were very pleased to see them all, aud were anticipating very much the sports on blackberry-hill, at which they intended to be present. Taking Lord Haddon by his right hand, she said he represented his father, the ...

... lady who gave little dinner on the following evening to a select party of four, all women, had her table oecorated with blackberries and their own bramble leaves. None of the berries were ripe, but were in the ruddy stage whioh is so ornameutal and proves ...