... work in the texture of the coats, and the work I te took first prize in its class, The trailing vine in Mrs ?? panel, Blackberries (139), is very free and I hr natural, and better than the clusters of berries them- in selves. In architectural subjects ...

... performers after each act. Everyone who goes to the theatre for ia hearty laugh should see '-Turned Up. lb is preceded by Blackberries,' by the samam author, who calls it a comedy-drama, though itis rather a comedietta. It is specially-designed to show off ...

... ct up ?? and Faces. for the remainder of her. C Airey Annie Was played for the last time last S ightl and to-night Blackberries is to be revived, el It is now stated that the London production of G Iepita will be at the Gaiety in October. R 11 ...

... Manchester, Leeds, and Glasgow, by maen who -ware worth £;100,000, £150,0t0, and £200,000 a. year, 'and could he counted like blackberries (laughter). Thoee people washed bheirdirby linen 'ab -home; and when the public did nlot 'take tickete they did not say- ...

... at a flower painter; and not far away the aame artist shows exceptionally clever studies of .Oorn Flowers (558), and ' Blackberries (562), In connection with the same branch of work may be mentioned two admirable paintings of Roses (372 and 382) by ...

... by three pieces of uniform excellence- -he old Beach Path (218), B igging the Cutter, (267), and 1The Last of the Blackberries (296) ; and a couple Of 10erit from the brush of Newton Bennett are 1A Berkshire Village Scene, (261) and Windsor In ...

... Hadley, Dresseeadollarlst, r HKnid st; 2nd MisKnapp; Brd, Mrs W Thomas, Deado (for children ne 12),415t, 'Miss Statch. bon'. Blackberries-Int. 0 Alway,- . onfeolionery-lot. Miss Collies. Extra prlzes.-Melon-lst, Mabel Elaon, Gourd-let, s. Wilkins, Rhubarb- ...

... caiusd even a momentary surprise, Even more El numerous than the flowers were the berries-scarlet hips le] and lusciotts blackberries, the crimson and orsuge fruit of e the lbrsonyi and millions of eloos with -their delicate puretle bloom. The bedgerows ...

... 2nd, Miss Stockden; 3rd, M. Tanner; 4th, AMrs J. Nelmes. Pears-lst, C. Liddlatt; 2nd, 1 XV. Blackmore; 3rd, N. Lippiatt. Blackberries-lst, I. Tudor, jun.; 2nd, Mrs Jennings; 3rd, W. and L. Blackmore. VEGETABLES.-Peck of kidney potatoes-lst, N. Lippiatt; ...

... Riddlford. Cat flowers-1st, E. Bush. Murillo cherries-1st, W. J. Curtis. Clierries-Ist, H. Saxton. Watercress-lst MI. Fudge, Blackberries-lst, Miss Blackmore. Bottled clder-lst, A. D. Wilcox. Doves-1st, Ray- mond Ann; 2nd, Mrs James. Guinea fowls' eggs- 1st ...

... 5. Hookings; 3rdajorPaget. :Pears,naiinary -lst, G. L. Hunt; 2nd, C;. Neale; 3rd, C. Hopkins. Nectarines-let, G. Nests. Blackberries-lst, Miss 1)DIVISION 4. For Cottagers own growth. 3 FLOWEnS.-Dabias, double-let, W. Carpenter. Mignonette-let, W. Carpenter ...