... which is now in- flicted would be reduced in amount. Aye, the reasons. But were the reasons here as plentiful in May as blackberries are in October, could we so easily gather the former now as we could pick the latter then ? Mr. Stapylton Smith, the County ...

... —the Nerthern Newspaper Press—and the invincible Northern Army. Generals seem to be as plentifully scattered about as blackberries in autumn, but some of them seem to be good for little besides capturing rolling stock on railways ! May we hope that before ...

... luscious fruits, unknown to Europe, and more delicious than the most delicious of our English fruits, are as plentiful as blackberries in October; where interest on deposit in the colonial banks is at six per cent.; where dozens of instances can be pointed ...

... century. It was beyond question the chief feeder of the Church of Rome. Apostate Episcopalians had been as pleutiful as blackberries. (Hear, hear, and laughter.) He | appealed to the Evangelical clergy whether it was not high j time this state of things ...