... treatment we received either from a financial or artistic point of view, princes, counts, and barons being as plentiful as blackberries in October, while the general public was extremely enthusiastic when they became more conver- sant with the jocularities ...

... .-Katti, in which the author played Bob. On June 5th, 1888, at the Strand, Mr Fawcett played Tom Tate in a -revival of Blackberries; on June 8th he enacted Mr Baskerville in The Paperchase; on June 30th Jack in Run Wild ; and on Sept. 15th Dr. Watley ...

... thought it would be advisable to let well Mr DOuGLAS AHITE-If you go blackberrying you Lust expect to get your fingers pricked now and again Ilie (-IAISIOOAN-We ?? the blackberries without 'lie 1rimclG' '01r LA4:E called attention to the 'act that the ...

... London verdict by say- ing that Laughter had reached its limit. This was speedily followed by Stop, Thief ! Kleptomania, Blackberries, Trespassers Beware. The Coming Clown, all of which were performed in London. Mr Melford now organised his own company ...

... STAGE HISTORY OF RIP VAN WINKLE. Plays on this marvellous legend, as met forth by Washington Irving, are as plentiful as blackberries in autumn, and though in some small points they may differ in essentials they are all very much alike. The history of Rip ...