... pounds to his E own account in the short space of one year, is E now at full play. Bills in Equity are as plenty t as blackberries, though not quite so cheap ; and i tho lawyers (upon whomsoever it shall devolve in I the end to bear the burden) are ...

... 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 ...

... grouse shooting on the moors near Ar- thuret. Judging from tbe following it would seem that grouse are as plentiful as blackberries on the moor's in the vicinity of 'Bowes— one gentleman, Mr. Shafto, having bagged no fewer than 54 brace on the two first ...

... outside fold- found at the house of a female where the prisoners do, 'J do, the - Beelford interee- rwere as plenty as blackberries, and, stake shoved into the room. Captain Rtrieken made four 'had lodged. This' house was . described as a receptacle for ...

... forget: could not look yard around me without seeing floral treasures that were exotic to Englishman It is true that ivy the blackberry and the daisy pleasantly reminded me that not into planet yet altogether nature appeared to like old friend with new face ...

... deputation waited upon the Learned Lord at Manchester last week, when the pledge was given. Lecturing M. JWs are plentiful as blackberries ; but a Lecturing l'eer and Ex-C'bancelior is I novelty Yuri- Chronicle. OF N ATE RE. —A few days ago remarkable phenomenon ...

... not less than one hundred and eighty new creations ! raising it to the number of eight hundred and making peers plenty blackberries ! He modestly proposes that the House of Lords or Upper Chamber should in future consist of one hundred and fifty ! And ...

... people had a most gratify its triends and com- of pirds of a feather flock together ; bampton. triots were there as thick as blackberries. ‘The gang c el resent :— Messrs. Armstrong, Rawlinsor marched with adrumand fife, preceded by two fellowsearry- Faweett ...

... pole, an expression whicld excited a good deal of nearrimenot. It eons elso stalest that several gallons of titter atee blackberry winie ihud beets thsrown out of doors. Mr. Ce 055J'5Lf., use itee part of tisa defettdants, cosstended Cleat thara seas ...

... his friends began to bestir themselves. Yesteis , day the coaches pressed into the service of Wood were pleawUl FalstafPs blackberries, and if the thing had been possible, each of his voters might, had he chosen, have had two to nde in ut once to the po ...

... mails close at three o'clock. LISBON, MARCH 28. Exoneratious, appointments, and disappointments, have been as plenty as blackberries this week. Some of them had been spoken of before so positively—for instance, the removal of the Duke of Terceira from ...

... grapple figures. Like Falstaff, he could give reasons; but reasnt upon compulsion, Hal! No, no. Reasons might plenty as blackberries, but not one would he upon compulsion. (Loud and continued laughter.) had been said that in ,cases where tlire were roco_„ ...