... Lovely beat Mr. Clarke's r. b. Casket ; Captai, Wyndhams f. b. Witch heat Mr. Calvert's bl. b. Maig7et • Mi Biggs s bl. b Blackberry beat Captain Wyndham's bl. b. Lady ■ 'i or, Rivers s bl. d. Gibbet beat Mr. spooner's hi. b. Susan ; Mr. Bowles' bl b. Brocard ...

... ilthough it was propounded by a person, at least, as fanciful is he vvas wise. Excuses for travelling abroad are as plenty is blackberries ; but some infirmity, bodily or mental, is ai he bottom of them. Those upon whom Providence has he towed the precious gift ...

... of eminence, should hay pounced upon the same subject. Mr. Kenney observes i his letter that subjects are as plenty as blackberries, am yet these arcades umbo must needs go and pluck from tin snme bush. Poor Giovanni di Procida, he little though- sonic ...

... Roche's bird, that of being in two places at o*n«e, sent Master John to Saggard, renowned for nothiftg but. stacking blackberries^ although the meeting passeu a lie- solution to the following effect :— Resolved— That the withering and baneful effects ...

... small allowance out of the O'Connell Rent and a large one from the Cop- pock fund would make Radical voters as plenty as blackberries, in any Irish county out of Protestant Ulster. It is impossible that the Government can be so dull as not to see that, ...

... eye more or less, and are in that proportion successful. If designs for printing grew on the hedges, and were plenty as blackberries, the idea of appropriating them by those to whom they did not belong would be some thing more than monopoly, and might ...

... canvassing derstand that, last night, some of the lower party exhibited a Jac simi'e of an IrUh n heads were as thick as blackberries.— Worcester Jo' ' Wednesday. Election of an Alderman i-or the W.iH n Bassishaw.— Yesterday the Lord Mayor, atten city ...

... Albert, Three cheers for the Duke of Wellington, and many other similar expressions of feeling, were as plenty as blackberries, and, as we have before stated, occupied the greater portion of the time. Our readers must be so well aware, from our ...

... Notwithstanding the unfavourable state of ihe weather her Majesty the Queen Dowager honoured the meet of the Belvoir hounds on Blackberry-hill on Saturday Her Mi jesty left the castle at half-past two, on horseback in 1 m pany with the Duke of Rutland, the Marquis ...

... bushes on the road side to pluck blackberries. Deceased returned in a few minutes, bleeding from a wound on the eye, and walking as though he had injured his leg. He said that in clambering up a bank to reach the blackberries growing at the top he had made ...

... the sanguine expectations of the gallant yotanes of the chase. Foxes are really like Falstaff's ! reasons, as thick as blackberries, no less than seven I being seen on foot the other day at Rolleston Discoveries in Ancient TuMULi.-Several of the tumuli ...

... is so notorious. 1 Had we patience and perseverance to ferret out any more of these absurdities, they are as plenty as blackberries, though ; not so palatable. Here is, however, a sublime specimen of ratiocination, which is so closely allied to the ridiculous ...