... explanatory matter is very great indeed—in fact, the notes at the bottom of every page hang, as Talstaff calls it, plenty as blackberries.” But they arc a-l rem, and not placed thereto eke out the letter-press. In new researches the editor has been indefatigable ...

... like to make a t charge without adducinig proof', and so take at random Ii the first instance (they are plentiful as blackberries) P which comes to hand. In remarking on this person's egotistical and unseemly habit of puffing himself by c dispraising ...

... Carts. on either Side of the Course, with the People in Front of them, and the Grand Stand crowded Iwith Heads, plenty as Blackberries, and seeming, indeed, with their Hats oi, like a huge Mass of them. A Throng of Carriages about us, mostly four-in-hand ...

... the Rev. Mr. Abbot, within less than a v year past. a RECEIPT FoR RBEREsHING RAsPn3ERY AND OTHER t JAMS LONG MADO.-BOil blackberry juice till greatly reduced; t add white sugar in the proportion of one pound to a pint of I juice mix the old jam with this ...

... her dear perfidious. I know not to wh.ch branch that name she is related, lor tlie Keouehs are as numerous in Kilkenny blackberries autumn. Military Rehearsal and Freae Extraordinary '.—Apropos of Mr. Moore, a short time before he beat retreat from I ...

... and convenient doctiine and one which defies both law and common sense; like Falstatf, though “ reasons were as thick as blackberries,” the worshipful board wouldnot giveoue upon compulsion—not they. They would not descend low as to a justificato i their ...

... origin- le ate such a movement; and in these days, when marks of a approbation for meritorious conduct are plentiful as be blackberries, we cannot permit ourselves to suppose that TI a testimonial to one who, in the largest sense of the word, has been a ...

... not so, erriosisly mas sm-s st first snagsined. *Isqno'sls.-Osa Friday, tire _5ih ssimt., rse Some boys were gatherng~ blackberries On ?? Down, tlrey discovered a T retliesele basket under osnc of tre' bashes. whiich Wmas found to con- Is ain ltre dead ...

... neighbourhood was visited by a severe thunder storm. At E East Crinnis, near Par, a party of girls, who were out picking blackberries, ran into an old engine house for shel- ter; they had not been long there before two of thiem were killed, and four slightly ...

... Thutrsilay se'ninight, a boy, about 9 years of age, son of Mir. W. Tylee, tailor, of Devizes, asith seine other. children, serer blackberry-gatiheriing, and, attracted by the fruit, attempted to0 crossa a mcci covereid some years ago; when one of' the planks gave ...

... is in debt to one Charity alone in the sum of .£200,000. In a meeting of Liberals, where assertions ate as plentiful as blackberries, it was not to be expected that any one would ask what proof Mr. Ilerapath could adduce. If such a question had Iteen put ...

... small farmer, at Frey- strop, near Hasverfordwest. It appears that the little girl alld a younger sister were gathering blackberries in a Sell near their father's house, when the eldest, in attemptieg to rea2h the fruit which overhung the mouth of an old ...