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... weather. ?? striking among the many illustrations of this which have lately come before us is a package of ripe strawberries, blackberries, and fll. blown flowers which we received yesterday, and which were picked on the previous day, not on the sunny southern ...
... of the no atten- tion to the who, they say, iver, on the all clear.” —Glasgow The people of Mexico get three crops of blackberries a season. -three sorts of flowersin full bloom were gathered by a clergyman at Falmouth on Christmas day. Captain Samuels ...
... last to grace the dessert of a gentleman of that town, and in the Credit churchyard i. • win seer ease in full ; • crop of blackberries Is to be observed in many adjaocut brde. Coning nearer home, we learn that a peer tete has lately blonsied in the garden ...
... latter long for tke Aoffy days, and the farmer are on tiptoe for the muletoe-heou*. Thanks to Batsman.— dit that the scene “Blackberry Brake” in the pantomime is study from Loch Katrine. Whether or not, there can be no doubt that at least one part of this ...
... LANDSCAPE, Boddinoton; “SEA PIECE, by J. Wrbb—A Fine Exsmple: ••FLOWERS,” by Thomas Wobsev; HEAD LOCHLOUOND. to J. Peel; “ THE BLACKBERRY GATHERERS,to A. W. Green; An Exceedingly Fine PICTURE by D. Wilkie, R.A.: “CLIFTON, NEAR BRISTOL Laras and Important Work ...
... “Landscape, Boddinoton; “Seapiece,” by J. fine example; “Flowers,'’ by Thomas Wor-sBV ; Head of Lochlomond,” J. Perl ; “The Blackberry Gatherers, A. W. Grien ; An exreedinsttv Pine Picture, by D. Wilkie. R.A.; “The Dream of Hope.’’ by ; Shooting the Target ...
... ” by Boddinotox ; “Seaplece, by J. Webb—a Hne example; “Flowers,” by Thomas Worskv ; Head Lochlomond,” by J. Pkfl; “The Blackberry Gatherers. A. W. Green ; exceed Ingly Fine Picture, by D. Wilkie. R.A. ; “The Dream of Hope. by A. RaNKLEV ; shooting ...
... “Landscape, by Boddinoton; “Seapfece, by J. WkJßß—a dne example; “Flowers, by Worsby ; Head Lochloraond,” by J. Pekl; “The Blackberry Oath- rom.” by A. W. Green ; exceeding W Fine Picture, D.Wilkie, R.A.; “The Dream Hope. by A. Rankley ; “ Shooting at the ...
... Boddinoton “Seapiece, by J. Webb—a fine example; “Flowers,” by Thomas Wornet ; Head of Lochloraond, by J. Peel ; “The Blackberry Gatherers. A. W. Green ; exceedingly Fine Picture, O. Wilkie, R.A. ; “The Dream of Hope. ■ A. Rank LEV ; “ Shooting at ...
... Adams ; •‘Landscape,'’ Boodi.vgton; “Seapiece, J. Webb—a fine example; •‘Flowers,'’ Thomas ; Head of by J. Perl; “The Blackberry Oatherera. by A. W. Green Au exceedingly Fine Picture, D. Wilkie, R.A,; “The Dream of Hope, A. ; Shooting the Target,” ...
... also, arithmetick, or the casting of accounts.' Has any one searched this writer for proverbs They are as • p lenty as blackberries' in his pages ; take throe or eight under one word Fooles pause for wise men while va te d y silent are. Better no word ...
... on the excuse which was clever in Falstaff, but is very unworthy of statesmen : were reasons, forsooth, as plentiful as blackberries, they will give us none upon compulsion. The question is, have they any to give? If anything was wanted to show the hopeless ...