... it! # ♦ As I have said, there were heaps of about-town people at Old Drury Saturday night; crickets were as plentiful as blackberries; actors and actresses, out of engagement, were to bo seen in every part of the house, from the old crusted brand, represented ...

... series of performances at the Novelty, we should have earls, dukes, and even princes as plentiful iu Great Queen Street as blackberries; or if Mrs. Langtry returned from America, and made this her quarters, there would many coroneted carriages in this th ...

... as good, most likely better; but riHemeu have come to regarded as common-place, and bull s-eyes are now as plentiful as blackberries. Then, when our Volunteers are banging away at targets at the top of Wimbledon Common, Messrs. Renshaw, Lawford, and other ...

... ago. I believe, however, that if landlords exacted their rents with rigour that insolvent farmers would be plentiful as blackberries. When the agricultural depression first asserted itself landlords were independent, believing that if one tenant left his ...

... what it has accomplished for the tiller of the soil. When this time shall arrive, and landowners become as plentiful as blackberries, trust that land may be made more easy to transfer than it now is. Some of our Colonies are much ahead of in matters of ...

... of his audience. Messrs. Y'onng and Mack are couple of those muscular expositors who, wo arc told, are as plentiful as blackberries at Donny. brook Fair. The Irishman, as ho is reproscntod at our music halls, is nothing if not pugnacious. His geniality ...

... apply for any shares myself. When the late Mr. Nottago began business photographers were rare; now they are as plentiful as blackberries. ** * The] late Dr. Moberly, Bishop of Salisbury, has not only resigned his see, but has gone to that land where it is ...

... venture, and I lament that they should have to deal with such sorry trash. Imitators of Mr. Henry Irving were as plentiful as blackberries prior to the advent of Mr. Uixey ; even many persons who had never seen our foremost actor felt it their duty to join in ...

... and in their particular lino of entertainment they prove themselves supreme even now, when rivals are as plentiful as blackberries. Lina and execute some sensational feats, the interesting nature of which is increased by the circumstance of one of the ...

... country newspaper editors rarely have the compliment of invitation offered them, while dead-head actors are as plentiful blackberries. Now, I am under the impression that the representative of a country newspaper with no bigger a circulation than five thousand ...

... up with him when he made his experiment-some time in April. STAR.— There arc myriads alsosaid that cntertaintncnt than blackberries. Mr. John Hart tanners aro even more there arc legions who h»a raided his hanncr cafcerer who persistently caters with ...

... Toole will not get the benefit of it. * * Remarks which nobody would think of making here, will possibly as plentiful as blackberries in Melbourne and Sydney, where the newspapers will possibly revel in [minting out what they deem weaknesses, and will not ...