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... and so many new doc'rines are proached (hear, hear). Now, when ieaders are bacome plent? as mushrooms —and spring up like blackberries —aud I pray to God that the fruit of their teachiog may not be a bitter ons (hear, hear)—l-felt that it was at this time ...

... STORM, A CHRISTMAS STORY, By Mzs. Goms. (London: Fisher and Co., Angel-street.) Christmas stories are becoming plenty as black-berries, and, if well told, are the most acceptable gifts of the season. There are many things to be said in their favour. Whea ...

... then boiled again “d put casks to ferment, are said produce an exceMen The colour of wine is often rendered darker by ol blackberries with the grapes— Londons Gardener . Mayatine. ...

... had met had an, kind o|amus.men, / s, to take a man out of the hme-klln, I went with h , i gl, voting roan whom met with Blackberry lane; I demeanour did not appear dejected. - in Blackberrv-lane aliout four o'clock Tuesday morning ; cards or the like ...