... this general name, to what species does our Matchmaker belong ? To the most common. The Mrs. Lindsays are as plenty as blackberries in this best of all possible worlds — you find one in every circle, in every coterie, in almost every family. But it is ...

... and frankly con- fess that they are on the look-out fora husband he certainty, however, ,hat such lad leB are plenty as blackberries, and that their whole time and attention is exclusively devoted to their matri traonial projects, has induced the author ...

... and well-written . if the author's rencontres with bands of ! | b - uers , who, it may plainly be seen, are plen- j Ai blackberries, in this pleasant part of the [let this pass. It would not be fair to ex | it accuracy in every point of detail from ...

... were greater knaves for proposing it when we did. What made us tell the people thai penny loaves would be as plentiful as blackberries, and a trifle cheaper, except that by drawing largely on their credulity, we hoped to continue doing the same on their ...

... We are deeply, indeed, mistaken if definition of the three first — aye, and good definition, too — be not as plenty as blackberries; while the last, we would, in all reverence and hu- mility suggest, has been defined by Scripture with a clearness and ...

... Casey, J. Burdon, B. Shaw, J. Smith *-«u*ine, .kff ? n i F «? r^ EdW - S 7r7?i g ' ? lar ?? M 'Cunliffe, J. Su- therland, J. Blackberry, J. Holland, Mary Tone, j Fre? grove, Geo. Pizzey, D. Farrell, R. Holden Ann I*7-- Flrrefl^' Ben J amitt Reed > J ' wS^CtoftS^ ...

... at once given that the attention of the board will be again called to the subject. We shall hare ' reasons as plenty as blackberries' assigned, but not one which would afford eren an excuse for removing Mr. Stoney from the chaplaincy. Some of the Roman ...

... the several Liberal Governments since 1805, and showed thai, so far as Liberal precedents would go, he had them plenty as blackberries in support of the proposed measure. He claimed credit for the Government for having endeavoured to conciliate all parties ...

... awakening the envy of our fellow-cieatu,,, Excellent this, from a native ! Compliments of this kind we find •' plentiful blackberries. Two American damsels lre „,' luced, of whom we are told, Even the (one* iheir voice were polished, a circumstance that ...

... time ; and then with our Kings cf Munster, and Kings of Connaught, and Kings o- Leinster, and Kings, indeed, as plenty as blackberries— oh, what a happy and untied people we shall be ! The following card appears in the Freeman of this morning ?? The ...

... Pattison's predilections for a dinner served on the most Liberal scale. Speeches were of course more plentiful than blackberries, Mr. Pattison and Mr. Travers, the Chairman of hia Election Committee, being the great yuns. of the field. Mr. Pattison ...

... country will escape from thia incubus. What is wanted at present is an excuse, not a reason— for reasons are as plentiful as blackberries— and until the chapter of accidents turns one up, the sliding scale must be endured.'- We are sorry to be obliged to say ...