... comes back forcibly to my min It was in the earlior days of my Bar career, and briefs were far from being so plentifui as blackberries in antuma,—in fact [ had begun seriunsiy to contemplate pawning my wig and gown, and emigrating with the proceeds to British ...

... evening.—We shall also have an attr tive , concert on Wednesday, and as for private parties, they | are a3 plentiful as blackberries, and a thousand times j; More attractive——An irate huntsman declares that he Must give up hunting, in consequence of being ...

... the happy retort: What. a reason by com- pulsion. That reminds me of what Sir John said: “If reasons were as plentiful as blackberries, I would give no man a reason on compulsion.” (Great laughter). Some time ago, when this new cemetery was being agitated ...

... : The nonconformist ministers may . say, with Falstaff, what reason on compulsion; . no, though reasons bo plentiful as blackberries (laughter).—Then they are to have nothing for inconvenience,—Mr. Sovtbosh ; Number ...

... distance. Then, in the next Le place, some reverend gentleman will have to be found (and look, they ure as “plentiful as blackberries), who is willing to undertake the advocacy of the new speculation, on the understanding that, if, he stands first for | ...