... has created considerable surprise and great political excitement throughout the country. Candidates appear as thick as blackberries, and several addresses have been issued. We are enabled to publish Mr. Disraeli's address to the electors of Buckinghamshire ...

... Is not the more enamoured with an impossible Monarchy. The miracles and revelatiens are again becoming a. plentiful as blackberries, to attest that Henri V. will be King before three months. The mediums belong to the usual type, dwell far away from Voltarian ...

... public maim. Humanity was precious in those early days ; the population was sparse, tenants were not quite so plenty as blackberries, and the Ulster landlords, provided their rents were paid, never troubled themselves about individual purchases. One tenant ...

... easily forgets is how she looks—hence mirrors were invented. -- --- As a proof of the mildness of the climate in Llandudno, blackberries are said to be in bloom. Charles Lamb, when speaking of one of his rides on horseback, remarked that all at once his horse ...

... respect to the Ashantee war, he was • far mistaen if the sailors and the 42nd High landers had not made ere this some good blackberry jam in that quarter.— The Chairman next pro- posed the toast of the evening, The Memory of Robert Burn*. This was the ...

... after—there were so many white cravats on the public drives, while full uniforms at the Apollo Bonder were as plentiful as blackberries, and quite as thick as leaves at Vallainbrosa are said to be by the poet. ...

... and down end what be could hear. A native of Peddle-land asked a neighbour if he Weyer seen a blackberry Tube sure 1 have, said Pat, all blackberries are red when they are green ! Jenkins told his son, wha proposed to bay a cow in partnership, to ...

... the display of the board requesting the sho w hands for Mr. Allott, a veritable wood-yani of naked digits supplanted the blackberry-like hats, and gave a totally new and unclothed aspect to the scene. Could those packed bodies possess icoie than double ...

... Calendar : — Mr Jonathan Lewin Aboyne, br h 5 yrs Mr Ducrot Annie tioe, b m.'aged Mr Dawson , Berseker Capt. Gilbert Stirling Blackberry, br g Mr S. Moore Brown Dachess, 6 vrs Mr Thoa. Calder Buoyard, br g Mr Newaome By Caunobie— b m out of Cage Mr C, R. Stokes ...

... respect to the Ashantee war, he was far mieteen if the sailors and the 42nd High. ieeders had not made ere this some good blackberry I jam in that quarter.—The Chairman next proposed the toast of the evening, The Memory of Robert Burns. This was the ...

... to stir a (00t, but walk up ea d down sad see what Incoedd bear. A of Paddie•lsod asked • nelghboar if be ever den a red blackberry I To he ooze I hero,' said Pat, all are red whew they green !. Jenkins his end proposed to be cow in partnerstop, to be ...

... electioneering of its old picturesque features. There was a time when anec- dotes of election contests were as plenty as blackberries,' but ana of this subject must now be regarded as complete. If there is any butcher in these days who, with excusable venality ...