... of affectionate husbands” and indulgent fathers,” tl-.r.t were mouldering around us ; faithful wives’’ were as plenty as blackberries. What saddening reflection to think how good the world wusfoimcrly, and that people should seldom become amiable until ...

... HorsdUll, J '-rfepth. Erica vulgaris. Common Heath Erica carnea, Ac, Purple do. (Sandy CSand. Free- Vaccinum Myrtillua, Blackberry, Peat. atone Rock. Empetrum nigrum, Crowberry J ON THE FAILURE OF THE POTATO CROP. BY P. A. O, In consequence of the general ...

... step or look a yard around mo without seeing floral treasures that were exotic to Englishman. is true that the ivy, the blackberry, and the daisy pleasantly reminJed me that I had not dropped into another planet ; yet, altogether, nature appeared to me ...

... poorest population of any parish on the f*cc of the town. 2nd. Abundance And starvation go hand in hand—children are plenty blackberries—the pie* can’t get no pitayeUs. 3d. The people and the pigs who are thus immersed in poverty to the very lips, are ready ...

... Banking Companyand the Metropolitan Bank, shall appear, ij possible, on Saturday. List week some children who were gathering blackberries at Connaberry near Dunleer, commenced throwing stones at man who was passing on horse-back ; one of the stones struck girl ...

... keen'd about a mile with the mourners, I made bould to who was the body that was makin* a blackberry or himself.” “*A blackberry!’ interrupted I. “Yes, honor, a blackberry,” replied Darby: “do know that let it shoot neverso far, it’s sure to come back as near ...

... save with ears that could cateb the con. cert of the morning stars, the spheres’ music. Albeit Ribbonraen are plenty as blackberries, you might offer thousand pounds for the sight of one, and miss the show. We have not heard what pecuniary aid Mr Rulhven ...

... the worse they’d be after; and that all they’d would he to pick the knowledge that would fall from him as plentifully as blackberries in summer, and then go about the country passing it off as their own ?’ * I’ll have more to with you,’ said the devil, ...

... we herrv Mass, the H)lh August, the Rev. Mr. joase—we will have a parliament of our own, and Crtn-herrv, Mr. Ncliemiah Black-berry, to Miss (a- . lt f can muster in a the ine F.ider-berry, of Dan-bury. We hope the tie- convened Ul , the Melbourne adm ...

... for when you come home, missus kicks up the devil’s delight. You can’t teach her better manners —for constables arc thick blackberries. In short you can’t nothing. Instead of* Yes, ray duck,* and* dear,* —As you please, honey,’and * When you like lovey,* ...

... the heavens. Honesty ' —hah honest Radical excepting Mr. Crawford) is scarce, to use common, though appropriate maxim, as blackberries iu h—ll. have a public duty to perform, and shaTl never shrink from it, therefore lay hare before the public this specimen ...

... would have to paid the insolvent court, or else disgracelul compound-ng —bailiffs and duns would be numerous our door* blackberries, and the price ofi liberty would eternal vigilance on our part, an rogue said, w hen the constable was at hi? heel*. hope ...