... with the immeuss hordes of revolted Sepoys , and when acts of individual heroism aud self-sacrifice were plentiful as blackberries . Sir Hope Grant—promoted to be Major-General in February 1 S 3 S—wag concerned in all the more important military operations ...

... 'Home in Secretaries, iand Chancellors of the Exchequer are abundant, and members of Farliament are at as nuraerons as blackberries. The chatnm of the' Y. book -lies in the thorough -acquaintance with s what may, we suppose, be taken to be a kind of. ...

... head, and, what is still more wonderful, springing from one stem :—Corn, geraniums, grasses (in great variety), peaches, blackberries and red.currants, roses, snowdrops, and ferns ; jewellery, in great profusion, on lingers, arms, and breaste ; and a blue ...

... already been asked for the Noble Marquis, but it would a gross mistake to accede to any such request. Reasons are plentiful blackberries in Autumn why the Liberal Government should prefer, on tliis occasion, Ma to young LORNE, and proper policy will render ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... what a man had done than to give mere promises , for they knew that in cases of election promises were as plentifol a ^ blackberries . ( Laughter and applause . ) Two years ego a motion was made to appoint a coznimsslon to go to Ireland and tahc evidence ...

... the Provost ir himself was not ambitious of being a can- I didate. Seeing that Provosts and Editors f are as plentiful as blackberries in the present n scramble for seats, only those in the secret ,- know why Mr Bennett (who is both a Provost 3 and an editor) ...

... turning the laugh anent him, must have taught him lesson by which, doubt, will profit. Trustees, like teachers, may be plenty blackberries in autumn, but little experience will teach this body that neither trustees nor teachers are likely hop like puppets when ...

... %he merits of Glowworm we are altogether in the dark. The horses of have favourable accpunts are Timbuotoo, Lucellum, and Blackberry The Buckinghamshire Farmers' Plate will prpbably be won by Susan. The Farmers Plate of 50 soys w-e shall award to Berserker ...

... Loyola, Ji ingo, Castle, Jack Sheppard, St Domi Abbess, Nobleman, Roue, , En. iter, Judge, ‘Gicwrworm, Carnoustie, Evllenden. Blackberry, fort, Oracknell, Expected—-susan, Charlie, ity lite, Master Herbert, anit several others in tie motning. trained in the ...