... tho face, wherever you glance your eye, in all populous towns. In London they are to met with as plentiful as FulstafPs blackberries. There are whole streets in which you can scarcely find solitary houso which is not let, or to let as lodgings. With the ...

... there is now growing the garden •Mr> Levi Grisedale, Penrith, a second crop , blackberries, nearly ripe, and other trees in bl l som. [[We ourselves the other day several blackberry bushes in blossom in the w below Scout Scar, Underbarrow. The Weather.—-For ...

... Mildness of the Season We had brought to our office, on Monday last, Mr. Thomas Preston, shoemaker, Fell Side, a sprig of blackberry bush, iv full blossom. This is the more remarkable, as the hush from which it was taken had borne an abundant crop this ...

... against the irreligion and ignorance of the manufacturing districts, but for £150 a year. Considering that such men are not blackberries, considering the expectations with which gentlemen choose the clerical profession for their sons, the style of living ...

... forward by the several liberal governments since and showed that, so far as liberal precedents would go, had them plenty as blackberries in support of the proposed measure. claimed credit for the government for hiving endeavoure-J to conciliate all parties ...

... many very romantic landscapes and much very pretty scenery. As rode along, I was surprised to see the immense quantity of blackberries growing. Cows and sheep, although exotc, thrive well; and the latter are great source revenue to the breeders consequence ...

... nearest puddle; they want to fly their kite, the common is at their door/ The woods are theirs, their early violets and late blackberries, their squirrels and birds' nests. To imagination, trees are made to be rivers to bathe in. The free air is all their own ...

... twenty-four men the ring. There were who claimed under this denomination, and the names which were offered were as rank as blackberries. However the former gentlemen decided on the following, and the first round commenced follows :— STOOD. FIRST TIME OVER ...

... ' Vel, I did so, and he couldn't find the Mr. Smith he vanted there, though Smith's, your honour, were as plentiful as blackberries. From Tottenham-court-road I drives the gemman to Stretton-ground, Vestminster, from there to Dover-road —from Dover-road ...

... Capper-lane is said to have been a very animated state ever since; dinner, tea, and supper parties have been as rank as blackberries. Municipal Election.—On Monday last, an election for a Councillor for the North Ward of this borough took place, to fill ...

... cannot abide to see sick people at any time; and to be carried had been ! —the sweat poured off forehead in drops big as blackberries. —What's that, Bob ? Only Gip-ey ;—she always barks at the sight of that poilard-ash: because, as it stands there, with ...

... died of cold and want. he is described as bringing leaves in his mouth, ~ er dead bodies with them. We i pretty lips with blackberries reall besmear’d and dyed; When they saw the darksome night, They laid them down and cried. Of burial these pretty babes ...