... probably succeed bim in the representation of of Invernessehire. But in a short time vacancies will be almost as plentiful as blackberries, and it will go hard with the Lord- Advocate if ho do not obtain one of them. Mr. Mangles, the member for Guildford, Colonel ...

... lowed plaintively, and the bleating sheep and lambkins broke audibly to life as I passed by natural hedges of wild rose and blackberry bushes, and fields redundant with grass and clover, whose aroma was borne on the breeze far away to the uplands, where the ...

... in favour among unmarried ladies is bean-he. Nonsense— To think of curing a disposition for telling white bes by eating blackberries. The man that went ou a wild gooae chase bas got back, and didn't catch it A man who got tipsy at an election, said ...

... Trent. On Monday, an engine driver, named Adam Beard- sail, happened to be near the river with a companion, gathering some blackberries, when he observed what he thought at first sight to be a bundle of rags, lying in a pool of water near the Trent Bridge ...

... action. Squib■ in flaming red and verdant green of the brightest hue, and other Mears equally dueling, were soon thick as blackberries. True to announcement, fire opened at that stronghold of municipal power, yclept the Municipal Hall, at nine am. precisely ...

... of an hour. A few minutes before six o'clock Adam Beardsall and William May, who were out for the purpo-e of gathering blackberries perceived something which bore the at poultice of a bundle of rags in a pool near the Trent Bridge. Oa dour examination ...