... substantially correct; for, although proteetien meellegs have boot held, and at which Dukes and Lords were as Isamu on blackberries to enmeter, the masses ( who posses, the real Bathe did not eteserage those vain assemblies; while, swavatter* with these ...

... in casks ti are said to produce an excellent wine. In France the colour of wine is often rendered darker by a mixture of blackberries with grapes.—Recueil Industrie'. Mr. Monett, who resides on the Newmarket road, has at this time growing a very tine hydrange ...

... rs, and volunteering to teach representatives good manners as well as public principles. Good men are not as thick as blackberries, and ought not to be cashiered by the people because they have a trick of being sulky. If a representative acts with ...

... condition, and when they find their conduct ' . withoat warrant from common sense, do they resolve that reasons as thick as blackberries, they would give none upon Or rather is it that their reasons are like a of wheat laid in a bushel of chaff-you may search ...

... shuffling, equivocation, lying, deceit, and personal abuse and praise of one and the same individual, are as plentiful as blackberries. Talk of the Editor of the Mass basing the good of the country at heart ! Fudge! The Tinges has advocated and betrayed ...

... the first season. All the performers were in high spirits with their parts. Edwin's Jemmy Jumps, and Mrs. Mattock( Betty Blackberry, were the highest treat the public had been gratified with for some time. Blanchard sung ray Ploughboy and Harley my song ...

... man knows what is for a ducal coronet, and theme to the humblest peerage. I ha no r at countries titles are as profuse as blackberries are common, and, though the names of them are veay imposing to English ears in countries fa which the tides we a lr i e ...

... Sheridan Knowles on this or ativ other subject At the same time, I may observe, , that when sunjrcts are as plenty as blackberries, for Knowles, especially, who is master of an alchemy to trausinute all ildo geld, he need not, surely, have been placed ...

... forest, for the purpose of gathering blackberries. Near Layton he met a man, who was gathering . some acorns for his pigs. They proceeded together some dist an ce into the forest, he (the boy) gathering blackberries, and the man acorns; and on reaching ...

... fellow, said the forester to his corupanium let Iv' return tee the issue In those days murders were as plentiful as blackberries, and repentance lot a auudez meant atithing more than paying the priest for shriering the soul. For this murder of a man ...

... the Episcopal Church, falsely called the Church of England. Its members, if they so please, may have Bishops as plenty as blackberries. The people, and the people's Repessatatives in Parliament, have no more to do with this, than they have to meddle with ...

... the truth of the perpetually varying Christian religion? In the reign of Queen Mary torture warrants were as plentiful as blackberries. There is one authorising the Solicitor-General to put a man to the rack because he is suspected of robbery, and another ...