... House and filaticard's, stole a quantity of sovereigns at each, and then disappeared. This summer they will be as plenty as blackberries. Each steamer will bring a fresh lot. Truly, a pleasant prospetit for the Yankees. A long and not entertaining correspondence ...

... and John Flower, mid about eleven years, left their homes, in the Glebdanff Merthyr Tydvil, for the purpose of gathering blackberries, and incautiously got upon some trains laden with iron, which were going down the tram road, drawn by horst; towards the ...

... and tidies: sometimes aunty colours at once, like the peacock: or changeable like the chameleon: or successive, lilts the blackberries, which are first green. and then red, and then purple! Surely there he objects for ornament, an well as thin?, for use—or ...

... each pleasant sin, Ye fools! let hut Posey and in, (Shut out the old Pope and his toe if he will) And pardons as plenty as blackberries, still, Man remissions of inns, shall clean whitewash ye, every Black sound mother's son! and a hell-gaol-delivery, (,lt ...

... their escape by leaping the walls, amongst these was the person who had reprtiented Rebecca. Horses wire as plentiful as blackberries, every one fertrieg to own nis horse, being apprehensive Grit be would be taken into custody. When the Rebeccaites found ...

... the sweepings of Westminster Hall is perfectly aware that for the last ten or a dozen years silk goon.' were a• plenty se blackberries, and that three-sixths of the men why wear them are as fit to be judges as they arc fit to be admirals or field-marshals ...

... soldier ! Not in the eves of Spain alone, but of every disinterested power of Europe, may he more than retrieve the past. Blackberries are very abundant this year. The editor of the Lirerpool Times says that the wife and children of a labourer on Lis fern ...

... were exhibited. Two and three-year old inky mid readily, but at how prices. Dealers in .horse-fleoh were as plentiful as blackberries, but they appeared shy in purchasing. The show of cattle was not so good as usual those went at enhanced prices.—The pig ...

... will not. Reasons for our faith, and our fears, we, peradventure, could give, but we will not! Were reasons plenty as blackberries, we should disdain to give them (more than we have given) on compulsion or entreaty. For my part, my conviction of all ...

... a visit to the Copt of Good Hope. There he will find a splendid climate—a fettle (.mlllo—flie finest carts growing like blackberries on commun• aid bills sides ; aloes li:oniing as freely a. bluebell. ; and three halfpence pound. Hr aid find a tirldiaf ...

... Canasta.. Bridge to Verbeetoo. tiEt:(V,Vl)—From .Your to nobles Point. C.Widow to Tenhy, I Templeton to Milton, aad from Blackberry lane to Pembroke. Barb district, about thirty miles. Salary nut to exceed .1:30 per annul% for ea& diatrict. The appointed ...

... that there were no more. In other parts of the paper, and especially in our own articles, the errata were ea plenty as blackberries are now. The latter are however going out, and the former, oar readers may depend upon it, shall go out too. Or— Oat KVA ...