... 1,311d011: Houlaton and 1V right. VOLUNEIS of poetry, or rather, of very middling verses, are becoming as plentiful as blackberries, and the cry is, still they come. Among such a large quantity of rubbish it would be a marvel if there were not some gems ...

... which made tbe thing look like chapter in tbe Arabian Nights. Lions, of foreign as well as home breeding, were plentiful as blackberries. But the greatest of them all was Ferdinand de Lesseps. The Scotch celebrities included’the Duke of Sutherland, Lord Lome ...

... minutes elapsed before the body of the poor girl was recovered. It appeared that the boy had wandered away in search of blackberries, and had fallen into the pond, when his screams arrested the attention of the nurse, who rushed into the water. ON Saturd ...

... was held at Rochdale, on the body of Thomas Lord, aged 17. On the September the deceased was with other boys gathering blackberries, when cat jumped from a bush and was struck down by one of the party. The deceased attempted to pick up the cal, and it ...

... might iaim (i; people seemed resolved malo fth» it. Impervious attacks, elements or of human sarcasm, 1 , 4 (now thick blackberries) ; ,ur; through the streets with the #^rt, and we listened to the mai that one began to understand sue s ■ ] ia told of ...

... accompany him. Sending the children down into the cabin, Hayes tried to coax the elderly people, who were not the sort of blackberries he wanted, to return to shore. All complied with his request, except an aged man named Moete, and the woman, who persistently ...

... and seve old men eight pa olunteered to e children down into the cabin, y him. Sending peopl who were mot the sort of ‘‘ blackberries” he yes tried to coax the elderly to returm te shore, All com with his except an aged man named and th woman, who refused ...

... are good enough in their way. We wish them well in their sphere, if they would only keep to it; but they ase plentiful as blackberries, and can be con- secrated from every plough-tail, Prophets are scarcer. One in a century is all that Providence allows ...

... are good enough in their way. We wish them well in their sphere, if they would only keep to it; but they are plentiful as blackberries, and oan be consecrated from every plough-tail. Prophets are scarcer. One in a century is all that Providence allows us; ...

... The man, in a lucky moment, has put his sword o’er its throat, and brought real rich blood out o’t, thick and black as blackberry jelly. Such nomense, however well painted, deserves no quarter. The day of such dirt is done. Were the artist to name such ...

... nice. The bears come out on the barrens, and grow fat and saucy. Clouds of wild pigeons duster the old rampikes thick as blackberries; and the boys and girls hitch their horses into haywaggons half filled with hay, and off they go a-berryin’,’ and pick ...

... Countesse is quite enough happiness for called Madame Ia American women. Rassiau princes and Swiss counts are as plenty as blackberries, Frequently six or seven be found in one family. Of couree there is only one enuine holder of the title, but all the younger ...