... potatoes. WHEN a little negro boy wanted to attend bis father's funeral, he asked the schoolmaster for a holiday to go black-berrying. blue. FARNHAM. of Wisconsin, has just buried her sixth husband, and the papers call her a suocessful planter. - YLNKISE ...

... one. both in point of numbers and quality. thongb there in a talk of /mother Cockney Hoy, trained like a pipey's do.: on blackberries and Swede taro pe, being among the competitors. The following may be take° as • pretty accurate guess at TILE DEBBY RUNNERS ...

... one. both in point of numbers and quality, though there is a talk of another Cockney Hoy, trained like a gipsy's dog on blackberries and Swede turnips, being among the competitors. The following may betaken as a pretty accurate guess at TIIK DEBBY RUNNERS ...

... crowded with the frieuds of the rival champions. Magistrates now, instead of being as scarce its diamonds, are plentiful as blackberries, and now regularly tike part iu the proceedings of the day. lively, indeed, has the Board room tho Union become that the ...

... magnanimous to sell it. But discussion in Parliament may take an angry form; and the countrymay not like reasons thick as blackberries upon compulsion, and then Paris taken by the—French ! Astounding paradox ! Yesterday morning, about the time that we in ...

... graphically descriptive of English landscapes. Conspicuous in this number are Essex Marshes (4), by Mr. W. Luker : ' ' Blackberry Gatherers (66), On an English River (82), by Mr. F. W. Hulme ; The Avenue at Denbies (122), by Mr. R. Redgrave ; ...

... fair one, in point of numbers and quality, though there is a talk of another Cockney Boy, trained, like a gipsy's dog, on blackberries and Swede turnips, being among the competitors. The following may be taken as a pretty accurate guess at THE DERBY RUNNERS ...