... the granary for anything.—Ann Jane Binks, general servant to auckenham, said thst on We Inesday afternoon she Was picking blackberries near the granter), when she saw Moss come down the steps with a sack half full of something in his arms which he carried ...

... great advantage at the entrance to the tmt as a ribanding plant, and much admired. Tbe singular candle tree, Australian blackberry, aad an almost endlesß variety of geraniums, __o, .vo. foimed a most attractive feature in tbe exhibition! Mr Btaw, of Richmond ...

... children, and even to serve my country as a militiaman, but to vote upon compulsion—no, though votes were plentiful as blackberries! ** Such doubtless would be the form which electoral indignation would assume the mere suggestion of compulsory voting ...

... life, during the three years had the good fortune to serve upon his staff. Anecdotes of Wellington were as plentiful as blackberries, and books had been written, recording his sayings and doings. Many of these reminded him of the remark of a celebrated ...

... u•kberry bath when the fruit said It was ridiculous to call them h. . when they were red. Don't yon know. -el 1 n that blackberries are always red when they are green.—The Werldef Wit and Fremont% A clergyman, accosted by old acquaint. *nee by the name ...

... What, is it loosing hint yiz are, after all the trouble it took me to cotch him ? Why thin now, if they were as plinty as blackberries the divil a one of them I'll ever cotch again. The Dublin jury appear to have acted upon Mr. Free's principle. During ...

... town like Byde their services could cit. Wilily be dispensed with, for there are lay candidates coming out as thick as blackberries, only too anions be of use in the development of this grand scheme 01 national amelioration. It would be only a proper ...

... Watkins. Filberts—lit, Rev Wm. Aylmer ; 2nd, S. Watkins. Apples, of last season—let, J. D. Garwood. Extra Prizes for Fruit—Blackberries, Bev Wm. Aylmer; Figs, J. Hartley ; Seedling Plums, S. Watkins. VIOLTABLES. Kidney Potatoes—lnt, J. Currey; 2nd, S. Watkins ...

... aged Rejected, br in (pedigree unknown.) aged Whim, bk g (pedigree unknown,) aged Tele:iron, br g - by Mountalu Deer out of Blackberry, aged 4 1 213 Rodee, br bby Y. Tooettatone oat of Penkhull Pile, aged 2 I 2(0 (1) Lawrie Martin, br m (pedigree ...

... ill-remunerated profession of schoolmaster or governess, for example. Schoolmasters, tutors, and ushers are plenty as blackberries, and the field empkryment is not largo enough for them ; and yet pupil-teachers are being trained all over the country ...

... came in a'ready. Everybody's boon kind °imp' the beadles. They're just like the pricks in the blackberry-bushes. And if there wasn't pricks, p'eaps the blackberries would get eat too fast; and so there may be some use in beadle; though I don't think they ...

... military phenomenon who shot Prussians like sparrows, and to whom the helmets of his dead enemies were as plenti- ful as blackberries—should now turn ou to have been nothing but a Prussian SPY; must go far towards exhausting the fund of Parisian credulity ...