... those who manfully seek her. It is likely that for some time to come fustian such as the foregoing will be as plenty as blackberries at Michaelmas. With such mischievous adjuncts as the writings in the United. Irishman, the Nation, and some even of the ...

... 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. ...

... that I was sent to fetch the bulletin which would have kept ine Irons a nice party, that was go out for the gathering of blackberries, complained, tears in eyes, ny brother J)jnicl, .bout this of an auld wi.e that would neither die nor get better, Tut ...

... 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 ...

... on having such a blessed, kind wife. Oh, no, said Mr. Wigan, she's a most over-bearing woman.—St. Louis Organ. Blackberrying, according to a writer in the Charleston Courier, signifies the interment of a negro ! Another American journal says, ...

... matters are rapidly tending, and they will erect churches and hatch curates until both become as plentiful as FaUtaff s blackberries. If something be not done, and that speedily, to arrest the progress of this moral plague, the contagion will continue ...

... 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.' ' ...

... also shown for the first time in Brachia : They are s very beautiful and fine flavoured fruit, in taste not unlike the blackberrie. Mr Aikenhead, who introduced it, deserves due praise. The heaths exhibited were beautiful, and the display of greenhouse ...

... particular pen. In that be is altogether wrong, as indeed he is in nearly all the assumptions, and these are plentiful as blackberries, which he makes throedean his two eolumn-article, With regard to the vituperation which he heaps upon the Evangelical ...

... 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 ...

... think that Ireland will scarcely be hinted at in the Royal Speech and Sir Robert, who has always reasons plentiful as blackberries/' will assign a reason for the omission. He will that as the pending State Trials are leading feature in hiß Irish policy ...

... Iris fosrlitippeace at a girl sixteen years old, aho hail stepped from bur father's garden into ',plantation to gather blackberries. Several shots entered into the poor girl's The Daily bas the following reworks upon the Oret•lrevre;--- We reported the ...