... perfection of drawing and colour, but which positively make the mouth water by their roundness and reality. The grapes and the blackberries are particularly noticeable in this respect. The pictures by E. Duncan are all carefully wrought, but the most thoroughly ...

... by Bouvier, The Wreck and the Storm,” by Herbert, Landscape, by Pearson, “tea-tboie and Figures,” O. Wolte, pair, “The Blackberry Gatherers,” and bird’s Nest,” F. Walker. Peasant Girl and Goat,” Industry,” Feeding the Chickens,” .»nd two others by ...

... bill and nothing but the bill,” and the Council will not yield an inch on compulsionthough reasons were as plentiful as blackberries, nobody can pretend to form a government, and in honest truth I begin to chime in with the opinion, now pretty generally ...

... nothing in England f)—but the paper strangely enough omits odd that sage grows there in rank and that oniona are plentiful ea blackberries, weighing on average lb. caoh. There alae fair supply of knivaa and forks, bat napkins and finger-glasses are ioaree.—Ph* ...

... by Bouvier, ” The Wreck and the blurm,” Herbert, Landscape, by Pearson, ” ?-ea-phore and Figures,” by G. Wolfe, pair, The Blackberry Gatherers,” and ihe Bird’s Nest,” by F. Walker, Peasant Girl and Goat,” Industry,” Feeding the Chickens,” and two others ...

... already been forwarded old colony-men to Hopetown, via Sichlis, at wnicb latter place nuggets are said to be plentiful as blackberries. The veins are sometimes more than an inch broad, and some of the small £at pieces of quarts which at present reward ibe ...

... been closed within the last month, and lectures at institutes and other public places, which at one lime were plentiful as blackberries, are now of rare occurrence. It has been suggested to me, as one cause of this falling off, that the facility for travelling ...

... may be crowned with success, which is neither morally ncr physically impossible. For if Morrsl.a are not quite plentiful blackberries, they m*y be scarcer than Peabodies. and one Morrall equal a Peabody would almost the making of the Life-boat Institution ...

... oppression, or favouritism could scarcely thrive. Many grievances which now crop up—and sometimes they arc as thick as blackberries in autumn—would bo investigated and solved; not after ex parte representations by the stroke of the pen of respectable ...