... under whose bouglis Burke and Grattan, Curran and Shel, Swift and Moore, were sheltered. 'It is a lig~ht itnin to pull.tp a blackberry bushof yesterday which has no root'in the soil, and but a little bitter fruit, in its branches, The truth is, that the Quebn's ...

... wont seven firrlon-s. T Bro'crick-'# L'ik-,fal traversed tine roileanul a Glush Conerc'ly's Prefect,Pin Iliotsiino filly, Blackberry. Hink,- and Melhibexst5 csate live furlongs. LONDION BETTING. London, Monday. Tile chute were scull attended to-day,anai ...

... train steamed in the place was packed with ladies and gentlemen. Noblemen and magistrates and ?? were there as thck as blackberries, and amoiigst those who stood near where the Royal carriage etopped were the Mayvr of Belfast and the members of the C ...

... respondence of a single man. Letters of abuse. F threatening letters, fierce objurgations and insane proposals ire as thick as blackberries. I During 5 the height of the Jingo fever it was no pleasant task to go through thle letters u-hich the votaries i of war ...

... 'Unfor- i tunately candidates like my friends, Mr. Richard I Lalor and Mr. Arthur O'Connor, are not to be had as thick as blackberries in this country, or in any other (laughter). You herein the Queen's Co ! are particularly fortunate in possessing two most ...

... a remedy to relieve the tenants Let them ap.- point more sub-commissioners (hear, hear). Can- didates were as thick as blackberries (hear, hear. and laughter). He pretted against the terms under which these gub-commissioners were ap- pointed. They shottld ...