... Ivory-buildings-from the coin- plainants statement, she and Mary Fuller, about same ein ...

... and hhlancard's, stole a quantity of sovereigns ateach, and then disappeared. This suanmer they will be as plentiful as blackberries.- Each stearier will bring a fresh. lot. Some of the priuripal cricket players of Sussex and Kent are engaged in a match ...

... coat in which lie was tic day be. tii; tore), he trits dressied just thle s anm as; be is now ; he or1 was gatherirnig blackberries lie then uvent towarths lew.v u Street, the residence of Dunford' ; lain quite :qure tiet it is lie , when I sawr tin, ...

... BnIrOjriTo, M.tncu 31.-The local occurrences connected with the ftilure of the bank of Messrs. Wigney are as plenty as blackberries, and furnish almost the only themefor conversation among the inhabitants. in ?? Tities of to-day appeared a report of ...

... Altother agreeable evidence was iensl 'urniZ ?? urished of the temperate nature of the clinat Gtte here by thre abundattee of blackberries tidetf ther wa. wyild frnit,. IThe itnlabitaitts of' tti5r rep on are moint Arecettina Inrdiatns, it collateral tribe of ...

... (Loudecheers.) This is vi the test I wvill apply to time Noble Lord's sincerity. TIelie s made cc yo~u promises plentiful as blackberries-nowy let us hear what avill be lila performance. (Chessrs.) But, entlemenletmue tell w you another case. Thtereis a maca ...

... to have sprung up all at once like mushrooms, and certainly, as honest Jark RI-astlt/f has said, they are as plenty as blackberries. But though in some sense they may be considered as of mushroom growth, yet their existence, we trust, will be far more ...

... success of General Tom Thumb's visit to our shores, one may reasonably conclude that dwarfs are not quite so plentiful IT as blackberries, and yet, at Kishorn of A pplecross, *v there is a flmily of that ge nus, each of less dimensions ;r than ard as proportionate ...

... dismnisssd front l3irrninglruin force for finriag to go down Pine on his heat ic/rere 1r? Anti a-ca his thlra.,c ?? ? Blackberries vely abundant this year- Editor of J1ie'-iper.rl Tirtics oa',s, wife and children of a labour-c-r ott his farm ocrileoted ...

... or' I sweeping allegations. It is not a cominen case for ai 3 clrgyman',gatnsieeeper to shoet a, girl for gatberittgi blackberries But we would have it conmmon for th- e clrgyl to 'be ,the protectors ef the poor frori, insuht c injury, fed oppression ...

... Saturlsa' last Oi about taco o'clock in tlt o a. ornoion, and told hor daugh'- 1 te.r sie as-as going to gtisier sonic blackberries. Iii conl- 1 sequence of boa not retuesiing, ?? aife seot for Isie. 2 This was aisaut six itl the evo-lisav. Otl tnsy reachsing ...

... aged 20.-Feb. 10, Henry, son of Mr. Jas. Endall, of Banbury, ,:aged 2 years--Feb. 12, Sarah, relict of Mr. W. Hughes, of Blackberry Hall, aged 54. )f COUNCILc ELETotioN.-The election of a Councillor to supply )fthe vacancy occasioned by the decesse of ...