... THE PoRcii.-Here come those ragged imps of fortune, Which now three days I've noted prowl the city. When last I saw them, blackberries were ripe, And they, slow coasting every wealthy hedge, Besmirched their faces with the berries' blood, The bushes made ...

... THE BARRISTER It was in the earlier days of my bar career, and briefs were far from being as plentiful as blackberries in autumn —in fact, I had begun seriously to contemplate pawning my wig and gown, and emigrating with the proceeds to British Columbia ...

... to come into operation on the let of January next, and is not to extend to Scotland. of promise cases are plentiful as blackberries. Two of the gentler sox were successful, on Saturday, in enlisting the feelings of juries on their behalf. One, at Aylesbury ...

... and if the heroines succeed iii drawing grist to the mill to the tune of A:4O, we may expect them to be as plentiful as blackberries. The chairman at the petty sessions seems to have funned a very decided opinion on the subject of the alleged fasting, ...

... and if the heroines succeed in drawing grist to the mill to the tune of £6O, we may expect them to bz. as plentiful as blackberries. The at the petty sest.ions seems to have formed a very decided opinion on the subject of the alleged fastu4;, which he ...

... tare; and it the hersines succeed in drawing grist to the mill to the tune of Cbo, we may expert them to be as plentiful as blackberries. The Muralist at the patty ses-ions soma to have formed a very decided opinion on the subject of the alleged fasting, which ...

... has not been so full of people for years, we should say. Tin cane, milking pails, shoes, cakes, &c. were as thicit as blackberries in autumn, to say noth- ing of the two shows; and a spanking business wits done, we understand, in each and every department ...

... by its brow' black ribbon, that all the family—servants iii.llu4ive—had gone some half dozen miles out of the place on a blackberry excursion, and had installed him—who couldn't possibly be coaxed to accompany them—as housekeeper. He had run away from ...

... EMMA'S BLACKBERRYING. WHAT a mellow, golden August day it was! Just ouch an one as makes us involuntarily step aside from crushing the worm in our path—life, even worm-life is so beautiful! Just such a day as seems to have wandered away from our cold ...

... resided at Bishop's. gate-parade, New-port. On the day in question, she had been picking blackberries, and met the prisoner, wbo asked her how she sohl her blackberries. She seid tfireepence a ) quart. and he said he would have a quart, and that lie lived ...

... fathyr resided Bishop’a-gate-parade, Newport the day in question she had been picking blackberries, and met the prisoner, who asked her how she sold her blackberries. She said threepence quart, and he said he would have a quart, and that he lived down ...

... Complainant stated that her father lived In I Oisbopagstc-parade, Newport. On tbo day in question j she had boon picking blackberries near Maindee, and met I the prisoner, who a* ...