... Falstaff himself. had not at greater antipathy to giving reasons than our. friend, Felix; and though'they be as plenty as blackberries, we may look in vain for them in the columns of bur contemporary. Felir is, nevertheless, right' iii his assertion: the ...

... stealing, following reply:—“ Reasons, dear Sir. Falstatf says, that they must say whether b* was guilty not. I ‘are plenty blackberries ; but I will give no man a rca- jury put their heads together again, and said bring opr son on compulsion.* refer you to ...

... these were for any additional reasons his conduct which have to offer this letter Mr the 21st wrote reply: Sir are plenty blackberries but I will compulsion’ refer you to Canon 101 license but to persons be good state The parties alluded to in your letter ...

... her dear perfidious. I know not to wh.ch branch that name she is related, lor tlie Keouehs are as numerous in Kilkenny blackberries autumn. Military Rehearsal and Freae Extraordinary '.—Apropos of Mr. Moore, a short time before he beat retreat from I ...

... and convenient doctiine and one which defies both law and common sense; like Falstatf, though “ reasons were as thick as blackberries,” the worshipful board wouldnot giveoue upon compulsion—not they. They would not descend low as to a justificato i their ...

... good as anything of the kind we ever Long afore the invasion of Oliver Crummle, an fwhen kings an’ queens were as thick as blackberries, there lived King called Foolacht, a great monarch intirely. Lough was, inthim days, as purty valley ye’d see in the sivin ...

... rue uis they have not escaped criticism, and it has been objected some, who foryet that though opinions are as plenty n« blackberries, money- . tliai *l.e sides the building shoul.l have been as ela nirately fimshed as the facade or front, in the great ...

... melancholy cir- ?? seems that, accompanied by anotler lad about the same age, he had gone down the tramroad, in search of blackberries, and had got upon some trams for the purpose of returning, when their attention was attracted by some berries growing on ...

... the carriages of his Grace and of Earl Brownlow, proceeded to witness that enlivening scene a fox chase. The hounds met at Blackberry-hill, a picturesque spot of woodland scenery near the Castle grounds, but after assembling here, the master of the hunt ...

... explanatory matter is very great indeed—in fact, the notes at the bottom of every page hang, as Talstaff calls it, plenty as blackberries.” But they arc a-l rem, and not placed thereto eke out the letter-press. In new researches the editor has been indefatigable ...

... neighbourhood was visited by a severe thunder storm. At E East Crinnis, near Par, a party of girls, who were out picking blackberries, ran into an old engine house for shel- ter; they had not been long there before two of thiem were killed, and four slightly ...

... od of St. Au.'tell and St. Blazey it raged with great fury. On East Crinnis Moors, several children who were gathering blackberries, took ufuge from its violence in building erected for stopgute ; but the lightning passed down the chimney and killed two ...