... reason.— Laoon. Things are not what they seem. learn in ▼ery childhood, that the cat's velvet paw is not talonless, that the blackberry grows on briar; that the blooming bnd is often cankered ite heart; that the shining bubble bursts while glitters in the ...

... heavier firearms and more rifles, but in vain—an inability which to us in 18C3, when rifles and cannon are as common as blackberries, seems astonishing. the return of the proprietor the elephant was dead, having received between one and two hundred bullets ...

... efficiency as Const»bleof St. Peter’s, becomes, in the second act, elevated lo the elevation’, of beadle. Another is Bpbly Blackberry (Master William Collins), a precocious youth in th* good graces of everybody, especially of Mr. Magog, since the night assisted ...

... from his general deucy Constable of I’eter’s, becomes, the second act, elevated the elevation.’ beadle. Another)* Bobby Blackberry (Master Collins), a precocious youth the >■» i graces of everybody, especially Mr sine* thj night he assisted him home in ...

... Nieoil-), who, rum general cfl riency as Co:i»tnblc S'. I’oter’s, nui-s, in the second act, * the elevation.* beadle. Another Blackberry (Master Win Collins), tooth iu the gaol graces of everybody, especially M>gog. sue- the night biia home in a la-bri ition ...

... eficency as Coustabllm of St. Peter's, '-becores, In the aecond act, - olovtted to ?? elevation of beadle. Another Is Bobby Blackberry (Marter William Col- lion), a precocious youth in thle good gr.cea of everybody, corpethilty ef tr. irMagog, since tile ...

... laughter. Hie performance of this young gentleman was excellent and his conception of character wes In truth Inimitable. Bobby Blackberry was worthily represented Master William Collins. The droll humour of the erratic Bobby, and especially his freaks on the ...

... gossips to speculate on. I find you have created one your side of the water, in Colonel White. Here they have been thick as blackberries, but not name even probable enough to be worth mentioning save, perhaps, that of Sir Crosswell Cresswell, inasmuch as the ...

... Mr Disraeli, Jaye ago, to together with the pleasing of Lord POP (redolent of tea parties in Piccadilly) P.'s thick as blackberries or leaves in the valby to toes. Beale Is then already is Reform soil other elutes ; hair outlets is Burlington Arcade ...

... divers blows and groat discouragement to his extravertsl pupil for hereafter to be rendered, and possibly as plentiful ad blackberries respecting the black arts of no end of black legs with all manner of cloven hoofs Washing our hands, however, of these ...

... blows and great diacouriig. meut to hi* cx-.m| erial pupil for reason* hereafter to rendered, au.l possibly plentiful h* blackberries, respecting the black aria of end black legs, with all of cloven hoofs. Wnshiog enr bands, however, of those much muddled ...

... Rotten Row.'• The Cattle Snow, are all excellent expositions on subjects of present interest. Violets, and '• Among the Blackberries, an two very pretty little poems, which will amply repay perusal. Tar toe:mixt. February. London : Smith, Eder, 4 Co. ...