... tables of each individual heart, we arc no nearer to that than if parsons were rare the phoenix, in place of being thick blackberries. Let us look to this ere it be too late. is something to be able to say of the world, with Galileo, *lt does move, not ...

... Chaplaincy, would procure an accession of business to the Post-office, which would show that parsons, if not quite as plenty as blackberries, are anything but scarce. . But there is one circumstance in connexion witn this gentleman’s appointment, to which beg ...

... find, is a detainer, not a retainer ; reverse it next time. Cabinet Councils, just at this moment, are as plentiful as blackberries, but they are not very frvitlui, judging from Ministerial actions. Ministers invariably sit two hours and a half ; therefore ...

... school, with a mixture of sentiment, also carefully wrought. Since that period, five-act comedies have been plentiful as blackberries ; but they have proved perishable commodities. Of the whole number, Btilwer's Money and Bourcicault's London Assurance ...

... known. The extraordinary winter will ensure an extraordinary supply of materiel; and with backers of horses as plenty as blackberries, there will be premium for showing.” ...

... faults that it appears to us are to be discovered in not a few of the Life Assurance schemes, which are now as abundant as blackberries (comparatively speaking) at Mieha.elmas. our last we opened the question on one side; and since then have found that ...

... offi- cials ; 42, landed ?? ; 18, traldesmen and manufacturers ; and 16, peasanlts. Privy Coun- cillors are as plenty as blackberries ; and the Go- velineniit funtfidnaries who appeal ini the present Parliament are, generally speak;inlg, of a better order ...

... and North Midland .••• • • • . 6,453 5.600 NEWLYN IN PYDAR.—MILDNESS Or THE SEASON. —A strawberry perfectly ripe, and a blackberry, nearly so, were gathered a few days since on the grounds of Tresillian and Degewbris in this parish.—Cornwall Ga retie ...

... to Lord and Lady John Russell's parties, and to the assemblies at Laxsdowne House, have also lately been plentiful as blackberries.” The only Ministerial banquetting house where hospitalities are at a low ebb, is the tea and bread-and-butter establishment ...

... suggest the Golden Fleece.—Puppet Show. NEWLYN IN PYDAR.--MILDNESS OF THE SEASON. —A strawberry perfectly ripe, and a blackberry nearly so, were gathered a few days since on the grounds of Tresillian and Degembris in this parish.—Cornwall Gazette. ...

... Seduction, debauchery, and profligacy of that description, are as rife in them volumes as a hedge in summer is abundant in blackberries. Mr. Burke's book merits special attention. Its contents possess all the interests of a romance, with the truth of recorded ...

... to Lord and Lady John Bussell's parties, and to the assemblies at Lansdowxe House, have also lately been plentiful as blackberries.” The only Ministerial banquetting house where hospitalities arc at low ebb, is the tea and bread-and-butter establishment ...