... 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 ...

... sunshine, our town will present she appearsom of smiling in a bed of Bowen. Red and white oitn-esta are to be a very crop. Blackberries and gooseberries will give a fair yield. Vegetables are sating little .propus A Soters.—The Rev. Mr Cameros, of the 2d ...

... Tavern is rapidly becoming the only genuine Temple of Fame. Banquets to anomie—hal littlrugeora are coming as thick as blackberries, and they possess a great many peculiar advantages over the old way of testifying respect and admiration. They are e i ...

... £5OO, if in a perfect, genuine state. This is, however, much virtue in an if. Imperfect eopies are nearly as plenty as black-berries, but we do not believe that there are above a dosen absolutely perfect ones known to exist. MURDEROUS ASSAULTS IN DUNDEE ...