... Lovat (yew); M'lntosh (boxwood); Farquharson (pnrple foxglove); MTntosh, 2d body (boxwood); Leod (red wortleberry); M'Lean (blackberry heath); Clanronald, Keppocn, M'Donald (bell heath); Glengarry (mountain heath). S. Banks the Isla, 2d Oct. 1849. ...

... about the French Rovolution, which ended in occasional skirmishes with the police, in which broken heads were as plenty as blackberries. At night, a party, headed by a beardless boy, who weeire epaeltles, marched off towards Buckinghamn Palace; but on their ...

... continues,' that I was sent to fetch ths bulletin, which would have kept me from a nice party that waa to out for the gathering blackberries, completed, with tears in my ays, brother Daniel, about this deil of an sold wife, that neither die nor get better.' ' ...

... a theory to account for or remedy it; and. accordingly, reasons for the panic and panacea; .for Its cure, are plentiful blackberries. This 'very profusion, however, has caused difficulty pointing out the true one; and thus we find the press at sixes and ...

... Rubexahl one of the roost touching and lieautiful of the German popular stories. From-the of Silesia. Green grow the bud ling blackberry hedges; \\ hat joy» violet meets mv quest The blackbird seeks the last year's sedges, The chaffinch als«» builds her nest ...

... promising appearance jof abundance of fruit. The apple, pear, and cherry trees are covered with abundance of blossom; and blackberry, currant, and goosclierry bushes, are literally laden with their : luscious fruit. Strawberry plants also look well, I and ...

... about 6 or 7 years of age, who had gone to the fields F at Downside, in the parish of Backweli, Somersetshire, to pick blackberries, was missed by her parents. A diligent F *search was made after her till 10 o'clock at nigrht, without c i effect. In the ...

... of coal, of. good quality, raised from the mines. of that fuel which exist in Formosa. A strawberry perfectly ripe, and a blackberry nearly Se were gathered a few days since. on the grounds of Tresilliar and Degembria, Cornwall. - . One hundred and. sixty-eight ...

... man, though he were to do nothing but read, could overtake the voluminous mass modern verse. Bards are more plenty than blackberries ; but by the process we suggest, of extracting the subtle essence, the essential oil of poetry, from such an alarming ...

... success General Torn Thumb's recent visit our shores, one may r ...

... huimility of a note episcopersrs; of Kings, looking, as if they had conic fresh from corohiation; Pi'inces, as plenty as blackberries in season; re- verend Chaplains, in wvell-powdered flaxen~vwigs: dashing Squires; and Champions, armed to the teeth in ...

... iin those latitudes, abounding with the nitrate 1 of -soda. This valuable commodity was represented to be as plentiful as blackberries. The ground, for miles, was'deecribed as being coated with it. Nothing was required 1in short, but to take it up, and bring ...