... teres, And left a golden sblm. Hedge.rows are faro (Fitegleg old liams-round greeg and w coUod lotas With hip and haw, the blackberry and star. Lovely the moon. with bright flowers everywherne. Sweet th oew soeng or redareeat warbliog low. ! I ...

... interest of the beastly swindle you impudently call the na- tional debt, and send your pensioners and sinecurists to pick blackberries and gather water-cresses for a livelihood. This is the way to treat' them; -and until this is done nothing wil be done ...

... b though the fuandholders, jobbers, sinecurists, and .1 wo pensioners should be lying aboat the roadsides d nt, seeking blackberries, or licking up cow-dung, t Y, in default of a better breakfhat I The Queen and ' the ~tthey would agree nicely under such ...

... discount on; its slloukldes, we ecannot conceive. But, in th~e States, paller miracles et this sort are as commnon as blackb~errie's. It seenms pretty clear th~at out of thtis cihaos the patter system c;;n;ot emerge,; but lollg years of. disaster msay ...

... Philosophical Society; be dressed in long, flowing, white robes, sandals on their feet, and their food will be wild haws and blackberries, r and their drink pure water. These wise men will r speak little; and that litile will only be understood a by the editors ...

... Brlghton,. for bratailly violating a .young girl, Dul named-Elizabeth Fellalgham, whom they met in the fields gathering blackberries. - -Mr. Sturmer,-curate of 'Bayes, and teacher at whe the, school. In which. -ledblurst -committed the Ban homicide,' willinot ...