... comfort. It cannot honestly be denied, to begin with, that in the United Kingdom medical men are almost as plentiful as blackberries, and that the struggle for existenoe each must endure there is something unknown to the young men who come out to this ...

... limits, on the margin of a spring channel, and the sandy ground, the green foliage of mango, (aloopa), country gooseberry and blackberry, tamarind, cocoanut and other trees, tinged with the golden beams of the sun,and gently moved by the mild breeze, the cool ...

... great success in portraiture. The prize for the second best study of fruit or flowers is awarded to Miss Brycesou's Hill Blackberries (No. 134), a mere sprig, but admirably painted. Captain G. Strahan, LE., is awarded the prize for the second best original ...

... compelled to return el - ince, and not be allowed to sleep in Ootacatnunii, —Tigers seem to be becoming • as plentiful as blackberries in autumn, on te Llgherries just now.No less than three encounter* with these savage animals have been told us as Joeurring ...

... presence of a civil magistrate a sine qua non, because English mobs are slow to anger, and magistrates are plentiful as blackberries. In India rioting is something very different, and the utmost promptness of action is required to extinguish the flame ...

... back been but few complaints as to grievances, but should the contest referred to begin, they will crop up plentiful as blackberries, rendering every one in the department discontented, and arresting the influx of new members. I do not wish to dwell on ...

... that graceful tree-rat BO unlike his English ;cousin, delights in it; he sits curled up on a blackberry bush, or rather on a stamp ueroas which the blackberry has flung its trenches, awl enjoys it to his heart's content. is mischievous creature fall of ...

... Magistracy and Judgeship, when in all our Presidency towns and throughout the Indian Mofussil, Barristers are as plentiful as blackberries in an English country lane in autumn. The raison d'etre of the Mail's article is to be found in the appointment of a wellknown ...

... • and no reason for the procedure against Which they protest shall be vouchsafed, though reasons were as plentiful as blackberries. Rhetorically, the speech is a failure, for its eloquence is the hysteric volubility of an angry scold; and politically ...

... deliberate attempts at assassination having taken plane since the men of the 59th suffered. But murders are as common as blackberries in a Somersetehire lane. Three nights ago, some camp followers were murdered within fifty yards of the camp; one of the ...

... Presidency, the march of education among the lower orders, is extraordinary B. A's. being as nearly abundant, as plentiful as blackberries. Nor is this kind of march unknown to the army. The younger sepoys of the Madras Army are getting a fair education, for ...

... to do to hold her. Wild P 'Blackberry' wild! 0 dear me no, said Mrs. Waring; she is nervous of course at seeing strange faces, but, bless her, she's as quiet as a lamb alone. It was accordingly arranged that Blackberry should be sent down to our ...