... of coast I have mentioned. Charges of jobbing, sinecurism, wilful negligence, &c, are of course much more plentiful than blackberries are at this season ; for such is the mode in which they argue public and i private questions in Ireland. But I shall not ...

... broached, and new leaders presented themselves— political j doctrines sprung up like mushrooms, and were as plenty as | blackberries. He would be sorry, when union amongst the I 90ns of Ireland was so necessary, to utter a word that would appear to create ...

... soil does not suit. One might as well look to see tne chasselas ot Fontainebleau clus- tering in their purple beauty on the blackberry bushes j round Primrose-hill. But mark the contrast between manly action and stammering, childish talk-the squeaking treble ...

... concert world, aud to shake the wrinkles out of j the hearts and faces of the ancient visitors. Rivals have been plenty as blackberries— they sought to imitate what ' was inimitable — they have all in turn vanished into thia air, and the original, the inventor ...

... uncle the trustee for the babes in the wood.' Just so ! But I preferred an appeal to the L.rds of the Treasury to eating blackberries ; and so I take my leave, for the present, of Sir James Weir Hogg and Mr. Baillie. — I remain, Sir, &c, C. J. Napier ...

... to repair, all round-toed and as like as cherries, it was difficult to discover whose were lost. Hats were plentiful as blackberries, as every high wind blew off one or two at the church corner, and we generally contrived to secure one for Guy before the ...

... disturbed by the sudden advent of a Mr. Blackberry, who turns out to be th e husband of the young lady with the small parasol, and who, to conceal his elopement and marriage with a Miss Smith, has assumed the name of Blackberry in lieu of his own, Bilberry. The ...