... than bayonets ships o’ war. ilieve me, Nayburs, that if there was a soger *ry bush through the country, and ships o’ w ick blackberries, the people can get tl if they are wonst brought to ask um and one mind. After all the swaggerin ishtiii o’ the Government ...

... accept, ruinously low, to make the road in question. In the meantime the cess enormously high, and policemen are thick as blackberries. Under the painful and distressing circumstances of the case our correspondent seeks redress by laying his complaint before ...

... libels the respectable head inn of the low n by making it a den fur the introduction of a thief, and a place for selling blackberry wine instead of port ; whilst it indulges in all the coarse ruffianism of an uneducated mind, at the entire expencc of the ...

... sight to see King or Queen; but if they war only sent out as show, ketch-penny, as you might say, I wouldn’t give you a blackberry for a hundred ovum. Where there’s honesty, Ladyship, twill always appear, and so will the designs an cunning ov knaves. ...

... serenity. The dried-up moat, luxuriant in brambles, on which the calm misty morn of October revealed a goodly crop of ripened blackberries, seductive to the unsophisticated taste of village boy or maiden, now remained unvisited ; its choisest fruit unplucked ...

... prisoner (identified him) ; I w. nl on shore message ; 1 met Reynolds upon Mr. land ; spoke me, and aMted if was picking blackberries; I said no, ami passed him ; turned after in*-, ami knocked down; cried out, and said I’d tell his rnast.-r if he done ...

... doctrines were broached, and new leaders presented themselvespolitical doctrines sprung like mushrooms, and were as plenty blackberries. would sony, when union amongst the sons Ireland was so necessary, to utter word that would appear to create continue the ...

... base doctrines are broached, and new leaders present themselvespolitical doctrines spring like mushrooms, and are plenty blackberries ; and 1 pray God that the fruit of their teaching may not bitter one (hear, hear). Yes, felt it necessary At this time ...

... Crime At the Rochdale Petty Sessions on Friday, James Wild, an aged man, was convicted of the heinous offence of gathering blackberries Tandle hills, on the estate of Lord Suffield—fined ten shillings and costs, and default of payment, committed to the House ...

... creatures, made after his own image and likeness, are forced to make the green sward their bedthe blue skv their covering—the blackberry or some other wild’fruit their diet, is it not deplorable ? Is it not grievous that in a country singled out as the most ...