... could do was to prove himself a ready, apt, and daring officer, at a time when daring officers were to be found plenty as blackberries aboard every King's ship. Charles Napier, thi .ugh full of bravery, never had the genius, science, and sublime audacity ...

... wooed by no less than twelve eligible pretenders ? That aspi- rants for senatorial honours are wont to be plentiful as blackberries, we knew before. To the end of the chapter a seat in the house- will, we suppose, in spite uf the pains and penalties ...

... rendering assistance to the house of Streatfeild and Co. ; he said one, because they appeared to have been as ''plentiful as blackberries. The Liverpool house had been used for thepurposes of the parent establish- ment in London, to the detriment of the Liverpool ...

... the Synagogue of Amsterdam ; a capital example of De Witte ; a beautiful head of the Countess Derby, by Sir T. Lawrence ; Blackberry Gatherers, an important and beautiful work of Morland ; a fine work of B. West, engraved in Boy dell's Shakespere ; also ...

... the Synagogue of Amsterdam ; a capital example of De Witte ; a beautiful head of the Countess Derby, by Sir T. Lawrence ; Blackberry Gatherers, an important and beautiful work of Morland; a fine work of B. West, engraved in Boydell's Shakespere ; also ...

... the Synagogue of Amsterdam ; a capital example of De Witte; a beautiful head of the Countess Derby, by Sir T. Liwrence ; Blackberry Gatherers, an important and beautiful work of Morland; a fine work of B. West, engraved In Boydell's Shakespere ; also ...

... this, at first ?? sight, insurmountable objection, pictures alleged to be by St. I Luke were at oue time as common as blackberries all ovar ; Europe. The story respecting each was that it came from ! Greece,- -from Constantinople ; though it is well ...

... farmers in succession. Fruit is scarce ; and youngsters, who in ordinary years made a goexl livelihood by gathering nuts and blackberries, find such pursuits a losing game this autumn, from the scarcity of produce on the hedges. Grass is abundant, ami very ...

... character, and the upper capitals are copper, natural tvpe. the decorations being strawberries in ivory, and cur- rants- and blackberries in cornelian and onyx. Between the apex of each arch of the aicading is an angel in an attitude of adoration; altogether ...

... barracks at Chichester about 10 o'clock on Tuesday night, and that he had walked absut the fields on the following day picking blackberries, and that at night be got some hay and lay down in a wood. He then talked about the officers of his regiment, and said ...

... where you can get cigars, tolerable enough in the estimation of those who smoke them, for a penny, where fruit grows like blackberries, and where money, for all such little luxuries, is •ounted in kreuteets and centimes. But Milor Anglais must pay in his ...

... proprietor of those lands, and, when the time came, would claim and obtain his own. These traditional ownerships are common as blackberries in October, and it is very essential to remember them in writing on this subject. They give a tone to the feelings of the ...