... particulars by the first opportunity. Keep up a good heart, now; depend upon it I shall come home a rich man. Gold is plenty as blackberries in California, and I am not ashamed to dig; I have a strong arm and a stout heart. Kiss the children for me, and tell Betty ...

... undertakers of course excepted, by the indefinite deferment of the necessity for inhumation ? Are Jenkinses as plentiful as blackberries, and Old Parrs as numerous crab-apples Are mural tablets, to be fashioned without the relief of a single vice, gone at ...

... scenery used on the occasion was a clever drop- I scene, painted by Mr Schetky, representing a view of the | , Castle and Blackberry Hill. The performances com- menced at nine o'clock, and His Grace the Duke of liutland a private band played in the intervals ...