... member of the British Royal family—and it is as well to hint that our eligible Princes are not quite so . plentiful as blackberries—or a noble. man of horit rank; we would not yet pronounce what should be the amount of his nor ez his official midence ...

... and fashionable ones who graced the assemble.'. Noblemen, baronets, and M.P.'s and men of high rotate were 1 plenty as blackberries within the sporting little town. Men of renown in the hunting field were there, and thou'ands of an orderly and respectable ...

... them. Picturesque waterlalla, crags, and rocks, are numerous. Among some of th« mountains cascades are ** plentiful a* blackberries. ~ , , In my opinion, the south of Irelsnd particularly abounds beautiful scenes. For instance, the Black water said be ...

... and Srdly, Bethel, the Great, West bury, to wit. with that wonderful hat that wonderful bead of his ; like atbree cornered blackberry jam-tart perched on a christening cake, if such a confectioned aimilitnde be permiaaihle. Not another lord was there: and ...

... to degenerate into a pocketborough. Eight years have passed since the election of 1837. at which pledge* were plenty as blackberries in September, and they were re-echoed or endorsed as fast they found utterance. How many of them have been kept? How has ...

... be going oe rapidly in Mallow and Killarney, and it is positively slated that commissions are going about as plenty as blackberries in harvest time. TA. —Head Constable Daniel Connor. lately stationed in liallinabone, has boas promotad t the dike of ...

... »een during that day nor the one following, hut no attention paid to that fact. the rd day some children, who were picking blackberries near the were at* traded by the unusual movements ...

... in this country this season, while this tine twelve months' they a complete drag Neither have there been hawking about blackberries. hurtle or bog berries, as used to be anundwitly dams in ear during rook our- CelviVe harvest. A wen of military appearance ...

... end • miserable drop of coffee. . 1 n°l we left Catania, with the elorption of • little fruit, mulberries, pears, and blackberries, which we plucked upon the way. We were detained in Franca. villa by • thunderstorm which lasted • few hours. When it cleared ...

... one night by catch of pilchards. The mackerel sold from 18s 20 per 100. It is estimated that the crop of dried apples, blackberries, and other fruit, which will be supplied from North Carolina during the present season will amount to more than 1,000,000 ...

... golden apples blushing and fragrant, peaches velvet watery peaches ; pears, plums, the strawberry and the sleepy glistening blackberry, with their fields of poetry ! and the maize—in the field in the harne, yellow and glistening on the mild October days when ...

... from his general deucy Constable of I’eter’s, becomes, the second act, elevated the elevation.’ beadle. Another)* Bobby Blackberry (Master Collins), a precocious youth the >■» i graces of everybody, especially Mr sine* thj night he assisted him home in ...