... Scott—The Mayor is not here. Mr. Julian—But could not the Secretary write about it to him, Mr. Gregg—Logs are not worth a blackberry. Mr. J chan considered the subject a serious one. The poor child he referred to went out of her home in healtli and strength ...

... system of eollegiate edsoatios. There are mania float battings, staple • fell army it protases telianshipe ma plenty ete blackberries, ill hem that milch cow—the im rally _sinning wanted except nada% 80 Robert Prel Old sot scent to be aware that Is this ...

... collegiate education. There are magnificent buildings, ample endowments, a full army of professors, scholarships as plenty as blackberries, 211 supported from that milch cow—the Exchequer—there is really nothing wanted except students. Sir Robert Peel did not ...

... collegiate education. There are magnificent buildings, ample endowments, a full army of professors, scholarships, plenty as blackberries, all supported from that milch cow—the Exchequerthere is really nothing wanted except students. Sir Robert Peel did not ...

... coloured those on the English plant. It bears a berry, of which the children there are so fond those in England are of blackberries, and of which the settlers made a very good jam. Between this tree and ourselves the cattle liad taken their position, ...

... At this there was a laugh, the well-known fact being that Joneses in that historic country are always as plenty as are blackberries at a certain season of the year. This young gentleman, the speaker said, wished to change his name,. for which a variety ...

... of coils* giate education. There are -aguifioent buildings, ample endowments, full army professors, scholarships plenty blackberries,” »'l supported from that milch oow—the Exchequer—tl’^ > , ■» relll nothing wanted except students Sir Rob- 1 lie aware ...

... ll egiate eduoation. There are casgniflown buildings, ample endowments, a army of protestors, scholarships as plenty as blackberries, all supptrted - from that rail& cow—..the EAohequerthere is really nothing wanted except etudents. Sir Robert Peel 411 ...

... where you can get cigars, tolerable enough in the estimation of I those who smoke them. for a penny, where fruit grows like blackberries, and where money, for all such little luxuries, is counted in kreotrers and centimes. Brit Miler Angled must pay in his ...

... collegiate education. There are magnificent buildings, ample endowments, a full of pro feasors, scholarships', • plenty as blackberries* all supported from that milch cow—the jer—there is really wan* ted nothing except students. Sir Robert Peel did not seem ...

... would be !drivable that one el the people sheuld decide. It Lno been said that magistrate' at Ballinarlen are as thick as blackberries; but even this, it true, should not interfere with the aunt% of the Towns improvement Act. Thera are and two of thins are ...

... Wood, A. Barkley; J. Lytle. 4. equal. frumno.-41h Closs—J. Greenfield, 1; A. Reid ?5 11 211°. 3 n), 2; T. Darragh. 3; J. Blackberry 4; W. pray, 6; T. Pattison, A. Neill, I, equal. Oboe lst Clues--R Henry. 1;11). Brow, C. Lowry, 2, eq.; E. W. Ll:strange ...