... on, Saturday sf& r ao, too 'Itilah lade 'sg'ed resipectiveimy twelve ' and toen years want Into the country~ to gather blackberrIes. Tej wandered ea far as ?? Wigorn where the prioe resides, and beitan gatbherig blacklberres from a hedge -which separated ...

... States govern- ment nor the Confederate emissaries should not for lthe present allow the truth to be known, are plenty as blackberries, and too obvious to require mention. It may, perhaps, be of interest to see what the United States have spent upon the ...

... contracted spirit. If there arc no blackberry hedges, what, re the boys of the coming time to do? We tremble to think of a generation of men who in their boyhood never went blaekberrying, The X boy who has no blackberries in him may be ex- peoted to grow ...

... ineg'o .population,'vould enjoy a too easy life of it in' the go-alleiad-Repl3blic. 'Pineapples are not as' plentiful as blackberries in Virginia, nor can yaris'bc1 d4for the;aslsiug' in -ICpntucky. Southern States negroes must vwork or. starve, like people ...

... living at Stoke, met with a shocking death on the Cornwall Railway on Saturday afternoon. He, with two companions, had been blackberrying, and were returning home across the Camel's Head viaduct, between Saltash and Devonport, when, warned by a whistle of the ...

... As to people more or less hearty, at ages varying from ninety to a century, they appear to be almost as plentiful as e blackberries. One favourite formwhich statements 6 of this kind take must be familiar to most newspaper readers. It is what we may call ...

... the steam ferries have been long tried and not found wanting in places where large and small ships are as plentiful as blackberries. Every craft on our London river has its fixed appointed stations and what seems chaos to the uninitiated is order and ...

... tugredienla of the fi tmlly julddng; and pub- llcan'e hampers rf bad spitit sad w~rie wine at a guinea. apiece are as thlok as blackberries In a Scr-rey vaeo during the monsh of Autgust. As if spprehiensive that the in- hafbi tents of CaokaigIt were falling off ...

... c third by the shepherd, or he is sent with the pigs c in search of acorns and finds himself under the x hedge picking blackberries. It is true he may exercise his voice in singing while bird-keeping,' but as 'this involves an effort he only does it when ...

... some decen~t pretext for saving iron thelI )0, their money. The prcs svr asy. Excuses lo ir in siuch a ease ar~e plenty as blackberries. One man obje( le ref uses. lon. principle-' to give a penny to a street the Si beggar. The donation may encourage a ...

... position and finan- cial capacity universally admitted, and so for a while all went on swimmingly. Premiums were plentiful as blackberries, and companies of all sorts and sizes sprung rip like mushrooms. Slowly, but at length, some of the more rational of the ...

... north would have been with Mayors tand Corporations as innumerable as inevitable, and babies to be fondled as plentiful as blackberries; and mobs of tens of thousands scrambling for the shaking of hands. Imp-handle could bear it. In three weeks Garibaldi ...