... afull consciousness of his love of distinction.— My notion is that the public man who does not possess it is not value for a blackberry. For a matter-of fact-man like Mr. Fagan, there is one portion of h is letter profoundly enigmatical. He says he is going ...

... example is afforded by the Woodman Public-house —in past days a well-known rural retreat to Londoners who went Maying, or blackberrying, or picknicking to Nor- wood, but which néw finds itself almost next door to the Crystal Palace; a year or two ago, at ...