... tended by an army of spiritual guides. In th streets of her cities the Reverend Father of the Church were plentiful as blackberries after the harvest. To preserve the people from all naughtiness of thought and deed the priest held the keys of the libraries ...

... Liberal papers, it ] is doubtful if even Sir H. EDWARDS will seekl re-election. Rumours, however, are as plenti- ful as blackberries just now, and it will be s Safest, therefore, to content ourselves with the 5 certainties that Lord HOTHA31 retires from ...

... point—the mulberries of that day are the blackberries of this. The father was somewhat prone to resent an interruption of this kind, as an incursion on his province. No ; the blackberries, to a single blackberry, believe they are mulberries, but they ...

... a dessert of ripe, golden, luscious Smyrna oranges and bright honey, sweet bananas, and were washed down with a glass of blackberry wine. For supper—well, we didn’t have any, nor did we want any we were full, all being the kind offerings of some of our ...

... and live stock has declined in price in consequenee of the scarcity of wheat. Garden fruit has been remarkably forward. Blackberries have been exceedingly cheap and plentiful. Red currants and gooseberries have been less plentiful; but strawberries have ...

... in November next ONE of the members for the Riding Men like Col Haworth, in these eventful times, are not plentiful as blackberries. Gladstone and Bright, and others holding the same views as himself, have certainly had to pass through an atmosphere ...