... illustrating the Shakesperian line, Night's swift dragons cut the clouds full fast The aflaptibility of the foliage of the blackberry, the ivy, cinquefoil, kr., is dwelt on by Mr. Ilulnie in his serial paper in this number, and the merits of Mr. Vicat Cole ...

... ruin, like some deserted mansion, for want of inhabitant&—Wirshington BLACKIISIDIEL—It is grand fun, too, going to gather blackberries. Of late years this fine but long despised fruit has become more and more esteemed and sought after. In many parts of the ...

... princes, it is true, in abundance. If you have ever travelled the country, you may see them on any roadside as plentiful as blackberries on a summer's day. But they are poor ; and they have now a real cams Lolls against us. Our beloved Sovereign has decreed ...

... tlrre, ir aboticlrrnce If yOeU ?? t ever ?? tire Couotry' ysou Ilray see ten oil n u e Iy f roalesidla, as prel0tiul as blackberries oil a skir erno's liloy. Hlit Iiiey ane poor ; a3I trey lasve nc Ia real c.xrima iec/di op illrus . Oar beo!vedl Siverc:lg ...

... up my census paper, and even to serve my country as a militia-man, but to vote upon comlpulsion-n10, tsloull votes ?? as blackberries ! And yet some such umea- sure must sooner or lator be the sequel of the ballot. ...

... Glangwns, _twee the ban), he proceeded Ikea sem diection the lads had takai,aad, sorieg wrong, he pursued them th em leating blackberries by Pebill them back. The lads admitted being in the boo, and that the farm-servant left them there before going for his ...

... magistrates on Saturday last. Their ages were twelve, ten, and seven. Supt. Brother° explained that the lads were gathering blackberries, and they stated that John Lewis, the farm servant (a lad b e tween 17 and 18 years of age) called them to the barn. Here ...

... The holty tree revels in rank luxuriance, its boughs being thus early clustered with red tkerries ; aud the old favourite blackberry wa8 in Such force as to have had the power to quench the thirst and stay the hunger ot a hundred taouoand children in ...

... co'uld rije easiiir they wid`d;'dbewortht nothing I Ii after they had riisen, and lords wouiald'bs as plentiful as ret' blackberries. (Hear, Lhear, and laughter.) Rely oni Thi yourselves not so mnclh ,n legislatiqn. D~o not despise, wit the wisdom of your ...

... in Llandudno, the following fact =volumes :—On Sunday evening as Mr Beauwas walking along the road near Sodafon, he saw a blackberry tree bearing ripe fruit at this tiros of the year, and upon the same tree there wee bloom and also green berries. Earl Sefton's ...

... bristling with the names of archbishops, bishops, peers, and tab. Met minsters, avd membets of parliament as plentiful as blackberries, but there were two considerations which helped to eremites them. The first was that the array 1100 to a great event an ...

... do you manag3el What do you give them? 7 Physic l He says, Oh I no, no. I give them no physic, but old beaus when the blackberries are ripe, and that's the key to the whole year. The Vice-presi. s dent's health was drunk with loud cheers. Dr Edwards ...