... call of the same kind to part with a minister who has utterly disappointed their expectations. Cases are as plentiful as blackberries in autumn in which clergymen, after the briefest trial, have proved themselves entirely unfit for the position to which ...

... extraordinary credulity which still pervades society, even among its educatedl circles, because such proofs are plentiful ais blackberries in animner, and miay be fundcd by every person in pos- session of his senses. We have only to look at the regi- mnents ...

... where one law was made for the rich and another for the poor; where places, sinecures, and pensions were plentiful as blackberries in summner; where the great body of the people were excluded from the suffrage; where State Churches wrung their revenues ...

... yet within a stonethrowv are Hussars, soldiers, constabulary mounted and on foot, crowds of police, magistrates plenty as blackberries, shops shut, crowds running hither and thither, the crack of musket or pistol reverberating, ladies flying ia terror; and ...

... be had from othler eourees than loans, and plans of taxation that will produce tie desired results are now as plenty as blackberries. 'I'he duties on foreiga imports seern to be as high as they can be, short of absolute prohi. bition. I think many people ...

... was per- .p- feetly naked, and had a cord tied tightly round rs- theneck. Two boys came up at thetime gather. is- irng blackberries, and they went to fetch a police- )w man. A nurse at the Nottingham Union Work- oh house remembered the child being born ...

... opirpbser6. 'snake busines' may. be.' overMOee, and the.mar .ketglutted. Tbe lot ,abovejquotcd wassentin by a Sonth-Jersey blackberry pickerjandXrealqed 'higher: piices thah n similar- lo last ye1r-pro- 'bably. owing tb thest'jlo iii 4which tbeyvwei'e put ...

... One of the same deelanded the key of lhe China eloset; and the iguoramus, not knowing hoyw to read the written labels of blackberry wine, XIadtir&, aherry, and some few bottles of Jamaica rumi, supposed them poisoned, and made UIncle Arink some out of ...

... bottom, and thus obtained an apparently unanimous vote. WILD FnuaT.-It is expected that there will I e the largest crop of blackberries, nuts, and elderberries this season in the south of Eng- land that has been known for several years past. EIED'y ron CnoLERA ...

... siclly Mrs Lnzarus and thecbhildren, wtho, poor things ! hivo a practical knowledge of nb fruit more costly thas apples an'd blackberries. ind even Dives'early class-fellow, Urbanus, not' so undistinguished oir au unsuccessnl man, who it'nov mwaking a fair ...

... sickly Airs Lazarns and the children, who, PCO' things! have a practical knowledge of no fruit more c0s I than apples and blackberries. And even Dies' early cSfi follow, Urbanus, not ani undistinguished or an unsaosacss'd man, who is now making a fair income ...

... the one following, hut no attentiion hadi been paid to that fact. On the third day some chiil. dren, who wvere plcklng blackberries near the village, were atteacted byr the unusual mcovements of a dog which ac companied them, to a spot where he was pawing ...