... but then it was in the old days of a flippant House of Commons led by a flippant leader, when jokes were as plenty as blackberries, and the First Minister of the Crown regarded the first question of the day chiefly as a joke. Bat now we have got an ...

... forthwith to procure reversal the illiberal decision. Magistrate* in tho Whitehaven petty sessional division are “ns plenty ns blackberries,” and are very much mistaken if the requisite four cannot found re idy to sign tho licence. It has transpired that the ...

... security and honesty. Bat it is one thing to resolve to insure ; it is another to select soompany. Agents are as plentiful as blackberries in the autumnouni companies, ranging from the most reliable to the most dishoseet, flourish on all sides. To insure in ...

... Satarday. They a: House of Com- seedlin sort. On Saturda: schoolmaster, of Edentown, p! Tae only remember that berries and blackberries in his ga re, when the late ish Muscum vote in or ax Inn ann He CARLISLE. —Yesterday evening, : er saw the Speaker Inn ...

... of the * King” seedling sort. On Saturday week Mr. Wilson, schoolmaster, of Edentown, l!uckod some ripo wineberries and blackberries in his garden. It transpired at the last meeting of the Kendal Guardians, that a female inmate indignantly left the house ...

... glowingly heightened complexion, Mab's lips, and usually snow-white teeth, were now dyed a rich purple with the juice of the blackberries ; in gathering which her lover and herself had diversified their love-chat and exchange of hopes and fears; founding much ...

... will very shortly take steps to put down the necessary plant. Pleasure Excursions.—Pleasure excursions have been plenty as blackberries” since the date of our last issue. On Friday morning, the screw steamer Bums left the West Pier, well freighted with “trippers ...

... consequently, they could never cultivate their hedgo-sides properly, but were forced to be content with aloes, and hips, and blackberries, and anything else that came handy and by the grace of nature—never able to raise a bushel of grain for harvest time, or ...

... one for his attack upon Prussia as soon thought he was prepared to move, and Count Bismabck can have reasons plentiful blackberries when it suits his purpose. With his reasons for taking the present course we have only to do so far as they affect our ...

... sad potato. WHEN a little negro boy wanted to attend father's funeral, he asked the sehoolmastmr for a holiday to go blackberrying. MRS. FARNHAM, ) of Wisconsin, has just buried ter sixth husband, and the papers call her a successful planter. YANKZE ...

... and potatoes. • little negro boy wanted to attend his father's funeral, be asked tho tohoolmaater for a holiday to go black.berrying. FAMNIIASI, at Wisconsin. bas jest burin:lh r (sixth husband, and the papers call her • enoecodul planter. YANK'S impudence ...

... same as the other, but when the Surveyor men. tinned it in his report Mr. Bousteed took it by the heed the cock did the blackberry.-Me Boustead would be bound to say it bad been before the Board halfados-n tans.; it Lad been CM) of more than any awl ...