... laughable force of •' The Wags of Windsor. In the former, J. Walker, Marmaduke Magog, and Sergeant Lindstrom, as Bobby Blackberry, kept the audience a merry mood; the personification of Lawrence Glennon, Sergeant Brady, and Miles Bellerton, by Corporal ...

... and soliloquies of his cast were very much appreciated, and applauded. Miles Bellerton, W. Attkiuson. T. Chambers as Bobby Blackberry was capital, acting his part in such a natural and serious manner, made his cast doubly amusing. Marmaduke Magog was personated ...

... played to perfection ; Bellerton” by Reed, was also a true and cting personification. “ Marmaduke Magog ” G f t aud * Bobby Blackberry” by Fitzhenry, itse f. Voorn,” ‘ Avery,” and lerdine,” were all that could be required as ug s; and the pirate scene, where ...

... when the defendant, after abusing her, pushed her violently into the road from the hedge side, where she had been picking blackberries. Ann Loder corroborated the complainant's statement, adding that after pushing her sister-in-law about, the defendant stripped ...

... evidently retired from the churchyard to robe himself. In other places half-moon batteries were as plentiful as blackberries, and almost rivalled the celebrated one of Edinburgh Castle. However, in truth enough could be seen even in few minutes ...

... that seldom reaches the shores of Britain. The quaver grows in great abundance, and when in season can be gathered like blackberries ; it resembles our pippin both in size and taste. The inaDgro is a very large fruit and agreeable the taste when ripe, ...

... at Alton, said she saw the prisoner on the afternoou of Saturday last with three children, two were before him picking blackberries, and one was behind him picking flowers. He stood apparently smoking, with both hands in his pockets. Tbe two children ...

... halfpence. He also gave Fanny a halfpenny, and her sister halfpenny. He then went with them up the Hollow, and picked some blackberries for them. He afterwards told Lizzie and witness to go home and spend their money, and then lifted Fanny up in his arms ...

... spite of the great pre- judice still existing against the practice, choral services at the present day are as plentifal .as blackberries i: Autumn, but it is very rarely that they are performed in such a manner as not to disturb the devotional of the cougregation ...

... world any longer than circumstances submission. To adduce instances of this would be waste of time—they are as plentiful as blackberries in au- tumn, and stare the wayfarer on history’s highways in such startling numbers that he cannot help seeing and remembering ...

... Frederick Shed, aged eleven years, d hie little brother out in his chaise with him to taking ceased some blackberries and some haw to gather blackberries, and admitted giving the de- ws in his chaise. Dr. Steele, of Richmond, de: to attend- ing the child ...

... c6mirig i back again. ' Two gentlemen passing ' blackberry bush When the fruit was unripe, one sfcid it tras'ridicul6Us to. call them black berries, when they : red. '-Don't* vou bis friend, that blackberries always red when they are green. »- ' V ' u' ...