... set it down at 14,000. What those good reasons are, lie does not venture to inform us. If reasons were plentiful as blackberries, I will give you DO reason on compulsion, exclaims the bullyswaggerer Falstaff, and so we are left in a happy state of ...

... 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 ...

... letter, Mr. Black, on the 21st of April, wrote the following reply :—Reasons, my dear Sir, as Fatstartsays. 'are plenty as blackberries; but I will give no man a reason on compulsion.' I refer you to Canon NO licence shall be granted but to such persons as ...

... 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 ...

... upon it an immensity of ill. Green gooseberries, crude pippins, unripe plum3, hilts, and wall-fruit hips, haws, sloes, blackberries lollipops, barley- sugar, haid-bake, elecampane, Spanish licorice; cold turnip, raw carrot, jam, treacle, and pastry,—are ...

... fellow who never had industry to earn Anything, or to keep back what had. qualified to be a member. Members will bo, like blackberries, growing in every hedge, if this is to the way of it. Why. know some half-a-dozen of these chartist fellows who are always ...

... 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 ...

... Saturday afternoon this neighhoarhood was visited severe thunder storm. At Hast near Par, party girls, «ho were out picking blackberries, ran into an old engine house for shelter; they had not been long there before two of them were killed, and four slightly ...

... 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 ...

... took to ornament the front of his house and the dining- room splendid floweis, many of them exotics, were as plenty as blackberries, and presented a coup d'xil at once pleasing and grateful to the eye. Odd-fellows meddle not with politics, but one of ...

... the only case of llie kind that have heard of, connexion with Bristol, but arc Informed, that, in the metropolis they arc blackberries; and, tr.end tells the bill ot Brougham and Vaia have but to many an unlucky' Mile:, 'l a« other tradesmen who have tl\e ...

... Richards, wife of John Richards, of Aberkenfig, said: On Monday, the 14th September, I was in M.ry John's field, gathering blackberries. I saw a sheepskin in the hedge; it was covered over. The head was on. I informed Mary John, and went with her and helped ...