... the pale of womanhood ? Sbe has been a good mother, no doubt. But, thank Heaven, good mothers are still as plentiful as blackberries; and they are good, and patient, and longsuffering, under circumstances which Victoria knoweth not. If, on the one hand ...

... only all the talk about this new railway. Did you see the Waterford News? Did I see it ? Begor, man, it is as plenty as blackberries in September. It's everywhere. I know one house that gets four of them. It reminds me of the time Bin Cook, of Ross, was ...

... invariably falls short of, if it is not absolutely opposed to, their public professions. Instances of this sort are plenty as blackberries, and could ennmerate them by the score, but it is our present purpose simply to relate the most recent case of the kind ...

... and presided, had little of the aristociatio element in comparison with the Bank Deposit. Live lords were plentiful as blackberries—had not the bubble burst Mr. Peter Morrison would doubtless ere long have been able to lay a sti a wherry-leaved coronet ...

... about persons daily. Stratford, in short, became a pleasant place, and stood almost alone in its glory”—money plenty as blackberries in Iggard, only presume they had no penny banks in those days to stake a commodity, so prone to leave the hands the rightful ...

... position of full private” (being like number of those who seem to have expected officers’ commissions to be as plentiful blackberries), put oflThis uniform, and turned out in plain clothes. Mr. Howley, the officer in command, objected this, and ordered ...

... perfumery. Use and Abcse.—Tbe cab and the driver. Nonsense.— To think of curing disposition for telling white lies by eating blackberries. Pretty' little Thought. —The squirrel jumps from branch to branch, the flirt from beau to beau. ...

... would bestir themselves about • railroad. Why, in England this season small children have earned fromha ve h easily, at blackberry gathering, and some doubled that, and yours rot by the ton for want of markets. R. H. CONFLICT BE'FMEEN POLICE AND PEOPLE ...

... had beeu presented. ‘AI right, my covey., Ten gallons of peach brundy, » keg of apple-jack, and ever so many botixl; of blackberry wine. The old gal was ‘well fixel.” * You mude such a d—lof a noise that she would bave smaked you if I hadn’t been there ...

... partly for the purpose of rearing pigs ! Should the “ root come prosperous maturity, potatoes in good sooth will plenty os blackberries about tho “ middle of July* dare not suppose the altornative—that tbit fickle-root should again disappoint tho hopes of ...

... List would not be curtailed during her lifetime, and some more reasons of equal force. If reasons were as plenty as blackberries, Mr. Gladstone could not have adduced more in favour of his argument. Queen Victoria is said to be of an economical turn ...

... large coal proprietor, has lately made an excursion through the South of Ireland, and was struck with the superabundance of blackberries, which he told his friends, when he went back, were not utilised by the Irish, but allowed to ripen, grow, and then ' ...