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... other side. On the present occasion they had every thng to hope and nothing to fear. The cases were turnii..' up like blackberries in autumn — (cheers) — and every day's summer sun was ripening them into fruit. (Cheers.) He suggested that there should ...

... those ad raptindum judges who jumn to a conclusion and stick to it, right or wrong. Such men are to be found plentiful as blackberries on an autumn day, but, as a rule, they are ignorant of the art of growing, as well as shew- ing horticultural produce, ...

... September he saw the defendant break over some fences on land belong- ing to Lord Middle tor. He had buckets with htm, and was blackberry ing.— Defendant said that he got over the gates, and did not do much damage. He hoped they would not put it on very heavy ...