... only tattooed round the ancles and lips, giving the appearance of their having eaten blackberries. lam happy say that all the missionary youths have left off tattooing. Lauded one of the coves with Colonel Wakefield and his nephew, with our walking sticks ...

... abundance, which fetchee great pries; good horses were rather scarce and sold for their full salue, whilst were plentiful as blackberries. ...

... cherries and currants are gone from the bough, And we've seen the pale lilies and bright roses fade, We Gad in the hedges ripe blackberries now, And the hang in clusters withia the green shade * Come, then, little boys! for to yonder green wood, With wany 2 basket ...

... the surmises suggested to the minds of the astonished natives to account for it; but now, when policemen are plentiful as blackberries, and protection should be correspondent with their numbers and cost, it is rather too bad that policeman on duty, by night ...

... beat 111 r. Locke's Lovely ; Lord Rivers's Gilbert beat Captain Wyndham's Witch ; Mr. Bowles's Brocard beat Mr. Biggs 's Blackberry ; Lord Stradbroke's Madam beat Mr. Calvert's Countess. Stockton Stains. Mr. Bowles's Boscobel beat Mr. Clarke's y d Cecrops; ...

... effusions of that inimitable Ihymster. We never could be tired of the merry lyrics, were they to come to us plenty as blackberries The other papers, including the continued ones, as Guy Fawkes and Colin Clink, are all excellent; and on the whole ...

... br b Lovely beat Mr. Clarke's r b Casket ; Captain Wyndham's f b Witch beat Mr. Calvert's bl b Margaret ; Mr. Bigg's bl b Blackberry beat Captain 'Wyndham's bl b Lady; Lord Rivers's bl d Gibbett beat Mr. Spooner's bl b Susan ; Mr. Bowles's bl b Brocard ...

... House and Blancard's, stole a quantity sovereigns at j each, and then disappeaied. This summer they will be as plenty as blackberries. Each steamer will bring a fresh lot.g The Weather in Ireland.—lt is now upwards of twelve weeks since we have had one ...

... ./ . 1 .. v .-;.----, z---/ i Warren-street, Thursday, July 26, 1835. P .S. Though Theatres will be as plenty as blackberries, John Bull will be the sufferer, for he Will never see a play even tolerably acted, again, as the present miserable two ...

... best underground, and worst in the pocket. My !>, 10. I, J, 12. welcome May, not coveted harvest. My 9, 10, 6, 11. plenty blackberries in brewer's yard ; and whole like nobody else. No. 2.—1 am a word of fourteen letters. It, fi. 9. the name b* dy once placed ...

... h. Lovely beat Clarke's r. h. »»ket Captain Wyndham't f. h. Witch beat Mr. Cal?'ri's ri b. Margaret; Mr. Biegs't bl. b. Blackberry Captain Wyndham'a bl. b. Lady ; Lord Rivers'. d. Gibbet beat Mr. Spoonei's bl. b. Susan; Mr. b. Brocard beat Mr. Goodlake's ...

... Lovely beat Mr, Clarke's t. b. Casket. . Capt. Wyndham's b. Witch beat -Mr. Calvert's bl. b. Margaretr* Mr. Hisgs's hi. b. Blackberry beat Capt. Wyndhain*s Lady ord River's bl.d. Gilbert beat Mr. Spooner's bl. b. Susan Mr. Bowles's bl. b. beat Mr. Goodlake's ...