... Books fur Children. Packet I, contents :—Tits Story of Daisy; Rorer his Friends; Little Frank; Little Fortuna Seekers ; Blackberry Gathering ; the Fit free s Story. Prase 2 contains : —The Child's Search for Fairies; Th. Children ; Little Peeve ; Rabbits ...

... struggle to mire out here ; and so they ought, too, here j there is room enough for all. Man ! money :s as plentiful as blackberries on the barrack hills M harvest time. grinding of soul and body for a subsistence ! Let artisans of all classes come in ...

... younger child, residing in Liverpool, and accompanied by two other children named Evans, went into the fields to gather blackberries. On their return one of them fell down as if in a fit, and became black in the face. In a few moments afterwards another ...

... moved, or has no/ mew. d for leave to bring in certain bills. Notices of motions for leave are this year se plentiful as blackberries, but as treacheton• as the apples of the Dead Sea. They tickle the curiosity only to disappoint it. Week after week the ...

... f Whirlwind. . .vr . Mr. M'Kone’s bk b brat Mr. Jamess fn d Ned Mr.'s. Lindesay’s bk I.ysandor beat Mr. Whyte’s b and w Blackberry. , Mr. Foley's bk and w Lamplighter beat Mr. Whytes r Wire. , 11. Flying Dutchman beat Lyaander. beat Wanota. Puppy Stakes ...

... that Lord Aberdeen shell not be idle for want of deputations, and that reasons for cxemp. lions will be as plentiful as blackberries in October. We are still inclined to think that the present mode of charging the duty is not susceptible of much practical ...

... little washing, charing, or weeding, not to speak of the more laborious field-work, for the mother; and cowslip, elder, blackberry, and mushroom picking, in their several seasons, for the children; by all which methods various small sums are obtained ...

... coming elections already agitate the inhabitants of our little town, and candidates for civic honours are plentiful as blackberries Al- Ihoueh our locality is small, our public charities and our public property and rights are important, and subjects of ...

... and accompanied by two other children, named Evans, went into the fields in the neighbourhood of Green-lane, to gather blackberries. On their return one of them fell down if in fit, and became black in the free. In flew moments afterwards another of the ...

... excellent, and Mr Robinson*?! study of purliocof tho door of I.a Madeleine, Paris, is very correctly managed. The drawing of blackberries by mot with high commendation. Of course there are a great number other works which wo aro nnablo to mention account of ...

... John Heyworth, one of the county police, who asked them where they had keen to, when replied that they had been gathering blackberries. This was opposite to Green-lane. Soon atrerwards, Heywortk was return- ne towards Livernool. and saw the children about ...

... Mr. M'Kooe'a bk. b. beat Mr. Jamei'a fa. d. Ned Hannigsn. Mr. 8. Lindetay'a bk. d. Lyaaoder beat Mr. Whyte's b. and w. b. Blackberry. Mr. Foley's bk. and w. d. Lamplighter beat Mr. Whyte's r. b. Wire. It. Flying Dutcbmao beet Lytander. Lamplighter beat ...