... half-fed child o f the wilderness and bleak moor, and mark well his contrast. will make and laugh his a raw turnipor a few blackberries, blood. and work as they digest, and become good No food is lost to him; it is all appropriated—and well, too His lung ...

... from among them. We first entered their store, where we purchased toys, cordials, &c. Amongst other things recommend their blackberry wine, which cures dysentery. They prepare excellent rose-water and Cologne— the process they explained to us. Mr. Hawkins ...

... drive the contents of the gun thro’ her bod: They got the gun and took it away. Burke's face was stig one coloured with blackberries, Identified the persons at Charle- ville. He did not know them before. Cross-examined by Mr. Pow —Said ancther man was ...

... the mellow sunshine that smote their fading leaves, like the cying saint that passes away in prayer; and the acor ns and blackberries clustered on oak and briar in richest profusion. We rede on through woods and down lanes, where the conte ™ plative votary ...

... bearing, and inquiry learned they were native fruit of the State, found near Lake Erie. The fruit resembles the common native blackberry, but is larger and finer. I introduced a few roots into my garden, and find them cr.istant bearers from June until destroyed ...

... state of bewilderment. A mildew has seemingly fallen upon the mulberry leaves, and insolvent dukes are as plentiful as blackberries in mouths of the public, whose confounding the needy with the affluent, in many instances, is not a little ludicrous. Thus ...

... Ixprans 1n ENGLAND—Formerly an old Indian was a rarity ; a young one a greater rarity, in England. Now they are plenty as blackberries. You can scarcely walk into a dining house , provided it be a good one) in the neighbourhood of Trafalgar Square, at seven ...

... Ddgers (small Indian meal loaves) and in the season time boiled earsot greenlndian Corn, hugh piles of which will varnish—Blackberries in quantities when they can be had served up with milk and sugar, preserved plums, pumpkin pie, preserved or stewed apples ...

... ly by the fortunate tyranny the Romans, who exacted a : tribute corn. At this time our fruits were nearly con- j lined blackberries, raspberries, ••loos, crap-apples, I wild strawberries, cranberries and hazel nuts. ail Europe, according ldt, the vine ...

... but reasons upon compul- Like Falstaff-he could give reason: Reaeons might be * plenty as sion, Hal!” (chvers.) No, no. blackberries,” ‘but not upon compulsion. — (loud laughter.) { After some calculations for the purpose of shewing that there was no possible ...

... unsteadiness and inconsistency—a brawling Bravo—withous the a gentleman, the spirit of true Patriot—(//ear)— not caring one blackberry what mischief he may bring down on his poor deluded followers, provided obtains pelf during the operation, and provided ...

... | should have been many scores of “GEO. E. BIG ELL. ket, had I done so. Portraits of Shakspeare turo up “* as plenty as blackberries” ** New London Inn, Dodbrooke, Kingsbridge. Lord Ellesmere must wok to his laurels, or the picture he has Witness to the ...