... solloquy it described thui-:' She -lofes Shon'Miokleso petter as I, because a he has cot a koople d6'dlars more as I hasii. I Blackberry pic nic'parties are becoming very fashion- :e able. The young ladi's go to pick berries, and thd ggen- Y tlepien to pick ...

... principal races were over. The divi-NV to sional generals, brigadiers, colonels, and staff-officers wese tri 3led plentiful as blackberries, aind though thle only representative d l~iS of he fairsex was rs. Seaole, who presided over a sorely till sid invested ...

... weather litis been,even on tIle nllrt h coast, of Cornwall, Mr. A. E. Vigors, of Newlyn East, IIPar sends the Standard a ripe blackberry, which was picked in a lane near that, village on February 23, and lie at the same time mentions that near theie there is ...

... basin, and line it with' paste, cutting it round about half an' inch beyond the rim of the basirn. Fill the basin up with blackberries, apples peeled, cored, and cut into small pieces, and moist augar alter. ately; Pprinkle it throughout with the grated ...

... squirrel, also let us hope a work of art, who is very snmall with exceedingly bright eyes, and sits beside a Lunch of apornp, blackberries, and other season- .able fruits. The history of the noewv testant of Hughestden, Sir Samuel YWilson, is enouough to make ...

... doctors of the lovi' 39 being heiaded lili, tile Chairmaln remarked: Bless _ 1- me, doctors and bills are ais plentiful as blackberries 35 3 (Iaiglifr). _ Mr hughes: We shall have to give tip house- 0 3 keepilln itid gto iiito lodgilngs (more lulughlter) ...

... the mountains. It appeared from the evideuce that on the previous Mon- day the deceased and a neighbour were gathering blackberries on tlce mountain above Tanrallt. The neighbohr lost sigbt of the deceased, aod as sbe did not return home, information ...

... ly perusemd. Nimrods ! God bless you, i3r. Editor, they abound here. They come from all nations, and are as numerou as blackberries in autumn, or as crocodfiles in the Nile But they hav'ut all horses-no ! A peculiar, nearl middle-aged Ninarod (not an ...

... our professionl are rapidly fading away, and I trust, ere long, the youngl lawyers of the day, although as plentiful as blackberries, will ultimately command your fullest trust and unboun- ded confidence.. (Hear, hear.) Notwithstanding the] keen competition ...

... it. His steam engines, again, tot were considered most ridiculous, but now steam esgines on se, farms were as common as blackberries. Formerly there was Pri a strong belief in that locality that deep cultivation was in- Po jurione, but there had been a ...

... one mile. Kr H. F. Wyatt's Toko, aged (owser) ?? .. I Mr Rormer Williams' Goodwill (owner) 2. Mr CihuE. E. J. Owens' Blackberry, aged (owner) ,, 3 Mr Owen Hughes' Madsn, Enasult, aged (5Mr Foyle) ?? o Mr Robert Humphreys' LouIsa, 4 years (Mr Hughcs) ...

... against our profession are rapidly fading away, and I trust, ere long, the young lawyers of the day, although as plentiful as blackberries, will ultimately command your fullest trust and unboun- ded confidence. (Hear, hear.) Notwithstanding the keen competition ...