... duties in Fig-tree-court. Like most t.ther young men, he was very sanguine. He thought brief.' would be as plentiful as blackberries ; but he soon found out his mistake. Attentive as ho was to the office for th« first week, no business camo. Congenial ...

... THE FAMILY OF THE BORES—THE MODEL AGITATOR. In England the Bores are as plentiful as blackberries —the race is aU-pervading and inexhaustible. To Usten to a long speech on the currency, at the House of Commons, from an indifferent orator, and afterwards ...

... Beckett, had charge of a wood at Weetwood ; ana on the 24th Sept., whilst going his rounds, he observed three meu picking blackberries. As there is no public footpath through tne wood, he desired the men to leave, and two of them immediately did so ; but ...