... loathing. And in dark closes, resembling subterranean passages > may be seen young girls from fourteen to twenty,, numerous blackberries in autumn, plying their sinful traffic, endeavouring to entice the unwary traveller. And the simple toleration of it on ...

... the King? If the in- surgents are all thizves and infidels, how comes it that a land where priests are as plenteous as blackberries, and where the Church has rigor- ously shut out Protestant teachings, should so swarm with bad characters ? Is not Italy ...

... Witness EXAMINED LN THE CASE. Meigle, 18th July 1360. a ACCIDENTS AT THE HARBOUR. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DUNDEE ADVERTISER, blackberries in June.” Sir, — Accidents now-a-days are almost as numerous as It was only on Saturday that a fatal case of drowning was ...