... grievance ! It were worth more than anew pleasure was to the Persian. Other periods happen when grievancee are plentiful as blackberries; when a man finds them out without leaving hisdireside ; when he stumbles over themas he walks abroad when he sees them ...

... and queens must be happy. Happy as a king is a very common phrase ; but since uncrowned kings have become common as blackberries, and attempts at assassination have ceased to be a nine days' wonder, the truth of the phrase has been very much questioned ...

... ! This is a harsh term, but it is one which is justified by facts. Hustings Hampdens are plentiful in this country as blackberries, but where is Hampden's successor in the Senate ? Mr. Biffins, before he is returned, speaks of popular rights With a vehemence ...

... teji feet high, producing more than one bushel and a half . Abundance of Blackberries. —The hedges and woods in this district are this season literally covered with blackberries, and hundreds of women and children find abundant employment in gathering ...

... Farnley, on the body of Mary Snowdon, aged 11 years. It appeared that on Wednesday afternoon the deceased was gathering blackberries in tbe field of uncle, who is a farmer, when she fell down the shaft of an old coal pit. She was., not missed for some ...

... Woodcock Inn, Farn- h ley, on the body of Mary Snowdon, aged eleven years. On Wed- T nesday afternoon, deceased was gathering blackberries in the fields h of her uncle, who is a farmer, when she fell down the shaft of an a old coal pit. She was not missed for ...

... Farnly, on the body of Mary Snowdon, aged ?? yeas. It appeared that on Wednesday afternoon, , the deceased ewas gathering blackberries, in the fields of her e uncle, who is a farmer, when she fell down the shaft of an -e old coal-pit. She was not missed ...