... nett. Lord Roberts says very pleasantly written.” Globe.—Of singular interest.” National Observer.— “ Anecdotes, thick blackberries, invariably well told and worth telling.” Pall Mali. Gazette.—‘‘Abounds in anecdote.” Eastbourne Gazette.—” Would make ...

... the first prize, Cigarette,” “Bicester Beauty,” and “Blackberry” were entered competition ’.but eventually gave the first place to Cigarette, owned by Mr. I*'. Farman, and the second to “ Blackberry,” the owner of which is Mr. H. Woodiwiss. In the dog ...

... when blackberrying, and when they begin to rob the jealous brambles, and in the encounter become little dishevelled, then are they adorable indeed. the advice we offer to warm-blooded young gentlemen with limited incomes is—“Do nut go blackberrying with ...

... the oath, she proceeded to state what took place. On the Bth hist, she, with her cousins, went Barnes Common to gather blackberries. She •aw the prisoner, and asked him where she could find *ny. He replied, Come with me; will show you where there’s a ...

... -— Lord Roberts says very pleasantly written, Globe.— - ** sing alar interest. National Observer.-— Anecdotes, thick blackberries, invariably well told and worth telling.” Pall Mall Gazette.—Abonnds anecdote. Eastbourne Gazette.— Would make excellent ...

... election agent for the Tonbridge Division Kent. A fatal accident is reported boy named McArdle. near Newry. While gathering blackberries wall fell, bringing over upon bim huge stone half ton in weight. Two men with crowbars removed the stone, and conveyed ...

... of whom tourist inquired the name of berry growing among the hedges: them’s blackberries, your honour.” But these are not black—they are pink.” Oh, yes, sir; hut blackberries are always pink when they arc green,” Mr. Moore’s stories are, in truth, very ...

... must lie that they wero very ragged lot. Calder, having hud comfortable ride on Bolero, had another on Carrington, who in Blackberry Maiden (at entry) Plate, with odds of betted him, made hacks of The Corsican end Lambro. and after being unplaced Noverro ...

... election agent for the Tonbridge Division Kent. fatal accident reported to boy named McArdle, near Newrv. While gathering blackberries wall lie fell, bringing over upon him huge stone half ton in weight. Two men with crowbars removed the stone, and conveyed ...

... the oath, she proceeded to state what took place. On the Bth inst. she, with her cousins, went to Barnes Common gather blackberries. She saw the prisoner, and asked him where she could any. replied, “Come with me; I will show you where there’s lot.” She ...

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... has had many predecessors, need not say, in tho dramatisation Scott’s story. Plays on the subject have been as plentiful blackberries. One of the earliest was by Thomas Dibdin, which for long time ruled the roast. Then came one C. D. Pitt and another by ...