... ec it is almost Impossible to conceive could be mradA h) aman educated for the Jesuit community were tie frequent aS blackberries In mutumn This l cturer (who, by the by, announced himself as she record Luther, prepared and doetrinitiod to 'i;ke ...

... was unripe, one said it was ridiculons to call them black. berrieswhentbeywerered. Don'tyouknow, said his friend, that blackberries are always red when they are green V SusPIcIous.-A rustic drank his first glass of sodawater very solemnly, and then eyeing ...

... persons by t whom the title is conferred. Should I this bill ever become law D.D.'s and e B.D.'s will be as plentiful as blackberries, I mand, so far from a scholastic title in divinity being coveted, it will be shunned by men of real learning and worth ...

... senators wis- dom ? Verily, we trow not. A CONTRAST. To some persons in this happy land pounds are as plentiful as blackberries 6-i blackberry- bushes ; to others, as scarce as strawberries at Christmas. We read every day of ladies whose names are familiar ...

... and the trees were crimsoned with autumn she hues. Nuts hung in huge tempting clusters from bending 1 e to branches, and blackberries tempted the eye in each weedy 1 ned pathway where one strolled. Luncheon had been discussed the and the ptas-y, after joining ...

... every case they have been successful in forcing up wages and re- ducing working hours. Strikes have been as plentiful as blackberries, and at one time, there were all the evil forebodings imaginable, ?? put almost everybody in the dismals ; but society ...

... GREYWELL HILL PLATE.-Storeoway (Wyatt), I. Oedine, 2. Batsford, 3. Four started. HUNTERS' STAKES.-Feeling (Mr. A. Yates), I. Blackberry, 2. Rachel, 3. Nine started. NEWCASTLE RACES.-THIs DAY. SEVENTH STEPHENSON BIENNIAL STAKES (One mile and a ?? at 2a0-Thorn ...

... everything its Membears Oidl wrong, remind-I iug the comnpany thwat good Representatives diintl 51 grow on bushes like blackberries, andi that they could 11ot find two better maea than Oxford possessed at lispr piasenlt tinles. Evecy Member of Parliaiment ...

... insopient attempts.-Puach. of The bonnet of the period is a miniature kitchen garden. It is decorated with chelries, grapes, P blackberries, little carrots, hits of parsley, long pale-green beans, sorrel, marjorami and other vege- tables familiar to the professors ...

... fruits raidr bc-taess card thus-r maet o an easy, indolent living. Weld grewes, oravh rzises heckle berries, r-asplbecrieo, blackberries, &cee abounl A~-'nn wor th they will net Onro stroke mnere those just, suits theirih 'e~c ?? Reference wags made in- the ...

... houses with sheet-lead. Perhaps it was the same man who saw a white blackbird sitting on a wooden noile-sloto eating a red blackberry. A German pedlar was asked if it Woe not very heavy work corrying a big pack shout day after day. Oh, yes, he replied ...

... dinners in which quantity at least is not wanting; while as for fruits, there are always strawberries, cherries, raspberries, blackberries, huckleberries, currants, blue- berries (in the mountain regions), peas, apples, peaches, melons of various kinds, plums ...