... themselves. Were it otherwise, must perforce expect such intellects those Luther, Knox, and Chalmers, common and plentiful blackberries. We would then find a Newton in every cottage ; and a Hugh Miller in every schoolboy. THE CARDROSS CASE. The meeting this ...

... represented, and pansies were a nice collect . In the section for fruit the entriel , were unm et one, the lo.nt staking Mang blackberries and ,nawda rites. The protracted drou g ht mid fitly told m 11 the display of vegetables, although there was it fair e ...

... make a struggle to come out and they ought, too, because there is room enough for all. Man ! money here as plentiful a* blackberries on the barrack hills in harvest time. No grinding of soul and body for a scanty subsistence • Let artisans of all class ...

... show—or should we ray, Shah after Shah passes and re-fusses in streets andparks daily, and Royalties are as plentiful as blackberries. Those who ate not invited to sumptuous banquets or dazzling fetes to meet their Royal Highnesses, can hire windows at ...

... petticoat was oi white silk, trimmed with tulle and white ribbons. Her Majesty wore round her head a wreath composed of blackberries and diamonds. A number of presentations took place. The Virtues of one of tho Pope's Tapers.—\J afar the impression that ...

... dinner at the Trafalgar, Greenwich, Saturday. Among those present were Lord the Hon. Hamilton Duncan, and the Lord Advocate. Blackberries.—On Tuesday last, we had handed to us a few very doe ripe black lorries, grown in the garden Mr John Forbes, Burghill. ...

... The Molethen the young gentlemen at the lodging-house where I was took to giving me all sorts o’ names; Double Smut,'’ and Blackberry,” and Plumbago.” But bless ’art, sir, I didn’t mind, for it’s all with me. No soap wouldn't get me clean. Ter. (groaning): ...

... Grant, who is also successful in other soc.ions, holds the second place with Eva, a tidy cow, with beautiful bead M Combie’s Blackberry is stylish cow, and well deserved the third place. Four line heifers were shown, with calves foot. The Earl of Aberdeen ...

... Anderson, weaver, Union Street. They are the first of their kind have seen this year. Ripe Blackberries. —We had handed to u» yesterday a few ripe blackberries, grown in the garden Mr John Grant, farmer, Newton Mill. The berries are very large, fully ...

... buret out with: The witchea and the f.iriea were plenty here former lorer. , . And such /of. of lemons in the grocery down blackberries, and I know a man who had friends It was still re early that there was not eren . at this iunclure poor, little, fererish ...

... of clothes, and a wide-awake hat. Puddletown, which is five miles from Dorchester, Beaumont was arrested whilst picking blackberries. Ho was attired the time in the clothes had stolen from the hotel, and wore a surplice, which ho had taken from the Portland ...

... spot is now exceedingly rich in autumnal wild Bowers and berries, and on the little girl pointing to a tempting cluster of blackberries, the nurse tried roach them, and fell over the cliff. Fortunately her fall was broken an older tree, where she was suspended ...