... following day sac feast at the last of the autumn maths, the red-bips of the ripening; and the dark purple branches of the blackberry are covered with their soft bloom. Bowden, Woodstock, DeBoYAZ.,_ and Manchester Fairs. Coimbra surrendered to DMA sets 13 ...

... acceptance of the Bill on the other, as contrary the spirit of the constitution. Impressive perorations me as thick as blackberries, and every speech wound up with a rand crash, like the finish to an overture at the Italian Opera But ir argument, for ...

... of their fruits will still inherit the tenth transmission of a foolish face. Nay, stars and garters wi:l be as thick as blackberries, for those Master Slanders and Justice Shallows who can still be o Pined with a rattle—tickled with • straw. Like other ...

... paid for, and that Da Vincis, Rembrandte, Murillos, Cameras, Thorwaldsens, Salvator Roses, and liogarths are AA thick as blackberries, owl only wait to famous until the nobility, gentry and public in green', open their hreeches pockets, and give their onleis ...

... Inconceivable splendours. Triumphal arches, pageants, equipages, and cavalcades, were, as we English my, as plentiful as blackberries, and the lying press would lead foreigners to believe, that whilst her Majesty was in Scotland its perpetually drizzling ...

... Lo r d s hip h as succee d e d in prohibiting the import Of sonchong, and in enforcing the substitution of British-grown blackberry leaves and roasted corn for young hyson and mocha coffee, we shall begin to think of putting in our skim to be asked to ...

... Fcrtwee and the Farce of The Farinet, in which Mr. Elliiton performed the part of jemmy lamps, and Mrs. Mills that of Betty Blackberry. On 'luefday morning the King, Princeffes Augufta and Mary, bathed. WIYIEOUTII, 6.—La* night their Majef. ties and the ...

... from Bourget, and all the geese and donkies in Madrid are called Montpenaiers by the mob. Were not our themes u thick as blackberries, we might find materials for a baker's dozen of articles on the 'abject of the recent doings of that broad-bottomed lady ...

... of the persons who attended that meeting were known? If they were, he considered, that as lawyers were now as thick as blackberries, there would be little difficulty to find one who would bring an action for darnages.—The Cluxinnau remarked, that the ...

... things! they Ire, they know net; but they shall be The terror of the earth! Op,, questions stand around them as thick as blackberries. Like !,,e apostle of the Gentiles, they will be all things to all men, if iv:chance they may gain some. They think ...

... like folly to agree with it. In the good old times of George 111., when men swinging upon gibbets were as plentiful as blackberries upon a hedge, and when the least word against the Ring or his Government was certain to entail a severe penalty upon him ...

... even saturated with religious instruction; arc] Is: us turther suppose that churches and steeples were as plentiful as blackberries, and then let us ask whether these nr.rtosements would produce a single quartern loaf. Mr. Sianey's doctrine is simply ...