... M A.C. really never heard of the K ilmore riots, at which, aotwithstanding the ballot, broken heads were as plenty aa blackberries ? It is true that Kilmore is inhabited chiefly by Irishmen, and that the popular candidate was an Irishman Pure and simple ...

... opium. A bottle con- taining this mixture was found on the male prisoner, be- sides some deadly poison, marked casise (blackberries), cantharides, ail some common jewellery, such as Madame Martin had in the house to seil. It was also proved that the male ...

... vigorously waving across the alleys under the promptings of the light breeze of summer. Fly goldings are still plentiful as blackberries in autumn, and they appear to have made their last meal off the vermin, for on Saturday there was scarcely a single fly ...

... the exploring pariy, why things should har gone wrong, The of staff-officors is onor. mous, Colonols are as plentiful as blackberries; majors may be counted by scores. A return of the number of field-oflicors employed in one capacity or another would be ...

... and opium. A bottle con- taining this mixture was found on the male prisoner, be- sides some deadly poison, marked mtitt (blackberries), cantharides, and some common jewellery, such as Madame Martin bad in the house to sell. It was also proved that the male ...

... Pcele's portrait of Mr. T. Pcele. In the water-colour section are many charming bits Ot crisp painting. Miss A. Bouvier's Blackberry Gatherers ia a very graceful composition — the flesh highly stippleu ftni effective. Wind and Rain in tbe Trossachs ...

... again in Mare- street, and at this time Bennett was carrying a bag. He asked tbem where they were going, and tbey said blackberrying. The constable Ridtrway laid bold of tbe bag, but Bennett refused to part wilh it. Eidgway managed to get possession of ...

... proposed rj romeniboring that thero are other cla '.units upon my attention for financial projects aro just now as thick as blackberries, and ?? of thorn demand a few words of notico. M. Semen/as plan of course has its admirors aud its opponents; some regard ...

... the furthest j corners of the world for employment; that ' govei noises superabound in moro than the • plenti-ulness of blackberries; that tho ungra neodle has become the solo dependence of half a million of women in tlie metropolis alono ; and that in ...