... John would certainly think themselves hardly used, in this era of liberty, when locomotion is cheap and girls are plenty blackberries, they should not to pick their spouses, at least , among a hundred fair ones. It is only on the pinnacle of the pyramid ...

... and left only a blank canvas in the frame. Mr. T. J. Barber contributes two pictures, one (183) being Dr. Primrose taking Blackberry the Fair,” and giving the abstracted! look of the good simple doctor, and the shambling gait of the old horse, with great ...

... Lafayette last year for some six months, because his children raised upon a pole, a r«g through which had been straining blackberries! Some neighbour, who was at enmity with him, started the report that he bad raised ” a secession flag,” and suddenly be ...

... some notable news. Scandals,” which are usually received with considerable relish an amiable public, seem plentiful as blackberries—at least, there are three cases,” all clear and well defined, like the scents at Cologne, being discussed at the present ...

... public sentiment, but when we come discuss the means of effecting the object, differences of opinion crop up as plentiful as blackberries in autumn. The judicial mind reverts to transportation, and the majority of the public favours the idea. Mr. Addeelet considers ...

... England men wei-e very numerous, in Australia they were very scarce. So with the puddlers, who few years ago were plentiful blackberries —now they were very scarce. There were plenty of “blacklegs” to be found, he knew. At Brompton Forge they had a lot of ...

... defence that they all came from Great Bridge, near Tipton, and had merely had the ‘‘out” for pleasure, and were only in seach blackberries. The Bench disbelieved the statement of the prisoners, and fined them each Is. and costs, or 21 days’ imprisonment. A Nice ...

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... be crowned with success, which is neither morally nor physically impossible. For if Morralls are not quite plentiful as blackberries, they may scarcer than Peabodies, and one Morrall equal to a Peabody would be almost the making of the Life-boat Institution ...

... is nothing more regular in its coming round than dinner time, and nothing less certain than dinner. Berries and Thorns.—Blackberry pic-nic parties are becoming very fashionable. The young ladies to pick berries, and the young gentlemen to pick thorns ...

... Funeral, by W. Hall (after Darid Cox), i£3i. 10o.; The Skirts of the Forrest, W. Hall (after David Cox), ...

... earnings his wife and children go out picking blackberries, and take them to the next market town to dispose of. This is certainly a great benefit, considering the time it takes to pick few quarts of blackberries: and then the distance they have to take them ...