... her borrowed plumes before she rc C'o&scd the Atlantic.— Morning Herald. New York journal notices a singular growth of blackberries of a pale pea-green colour. Letters from Stockholm, of the Bth instant, state that tranquillity has been restored in Norway ...

... turned to poor Killarucy, and contemplated its daily increasing misery, want, and wretchedness, since“ rhe day* when picked blackberries, long time ago. Surely, surely, said I to myself, God and nature hare done more for Kerry tlian for Wicklow, ami how is ...

... ground till the principal races wore over. Divisional generals, brigadiers, colonels, and stallofficers ore plentiful a? blackberries, and though the only representative of the fair sex was Vrs. Scacole, who presided over sorely invested tent full of creature ...

... raising the glory of England, who seized with avidity upon every straggler from Lriu's fold. Statutes and busts are plentiful blackberries to the Rurkes, Sheridans, Cannings, Cnstlereaghs, Wellingtons, Goughs, and all those who have thrown their weight into ...

... the so-called subscribers got their money back again. At that period, too, diplomas were a drug. They sprung up as thick blackberries. A man, according to Mr. U’Conoeli’s account, had only send six or seven pounds to Glasgow, Perth, Aberdeen, for a diploma ...

... reminiscence of the beautiful city, inasmuch ns there are • oldest inhabitants' of this urban scene who recollect when black-berries were growing near the site of our present Theatre, and green pasturage where are handsome blocks of houses above. Owing ...

... ennb ih rate troop* of Central . Mistaking Belladonna r >k Blackbfruiks.—Lart week e children bi-loncing • I Seven went out blackberry gathering and one of them, l«J about years of age, w:.r oat «eir» '■errirt which he found growing in Knole-park. d wl 'eh ...