... make hero of, and that those that make me so should at once repent. Much butter r»a.y easily had. The crop ptentitul as blackberries. are everything now, are everywhere, and though wild-lookirtg and hirsute Animals, are caught, hot all answer trie 'de ...

... and taxes, upon them. Again, in parts of Norfolk, Lincolnshire, and Scotland, steam-engines are almost as plentiful as blackberries ; whilst in most other counties there are few or none. In my own, with million of acres, we have less than half-a-dozen ...

... besides, his police and spies are not every one of them on the other side of the channel —he has them here too, plenty as blackberries. They failed not to inform him what reception the British people were likely to give him. Then what does he meditate Why ...

... There is no remote corner the north which does not boast its burgh Demosthenes, its village Chatham. They are plentiful as blackberries. One knows the man at a glance. He is very seedy around the gills ; his mouth is large and hungry, like the wolf's Red ...

... what the diggers are like The most of tbem are just like so many poor Irish navvies, but gold is as plentiful with them blackberries on bush. Some of them, when they come from the diggings, go about drinking f or weeks and weeks till it is all gone. The ...

... at the West End. The large hall was crowded by a most aristocratic male audience. Peers and M.P.'s were as plentiful as blackberries. Somebody, indeed, observed that both Houses of Parliament had come down to hear what was going on. But they Avisely kept ...

... which must affect the price of small beeves. KIRRIEMUIR. On Sab ath week a child went, company with a young girl, to gather blackberries in a plantation to the north the t >wn. During the diy the giH lost sight of the child, and was unabie to discover where ...

... require but little urging —pamphlets on the subject of the menacing prepara- tions Louis is making, are as much in season as blackberries in autumn. The signs of the times are not reassuring. The din of preparation may be heard over allthe Channel. War to England ...

... this short passage exhibits. Passages like the one we have just quoted, however, abound in the pamphlet plentifully as blackberries in Autumn. The idea of mutiny of the Sheriffs-Substitute is in one page suggested, and in the next we are asked whether ...

... the interference of the Speaker, I don't know. Maiden speeches have, since the opening of Parliament, been as plentiful blackberries, so I don't know that the address of Mr Phinn, one of the long robe and the member for Bath, is entitled to much notice ...

... Liverpool, and commenced to eat some plants. Shortly afterwards they were all taken ill, and vomited what appeared to be unripe blackberries. One of the children has died, and the others are precarious condition, having, seems, eaten the root of a poisonous plant ...

... Somehow the Whigs are notoriously ; and when they are in office, pieces of preterit are sure to fall in plentifully as blackberries .\ is not a single ex-Attorney or ex-Sohcitor-General ot irs unprovided for ; but poor Sir Frederick Thesiger and Poor ...