... of discontent P Why, for - instance, because in the main street of a I town like Cardiff pablic.hoases are as thick as blackberries, should the B inhabitants of a newly - forming, rapidly developing district like Cathays or Maindee be compelled to go ...

... part Of the habitable globe it's the oustom to giye the ecildre a trote. Sunday Shoules in all over the paee a thick as blackberries on a hedge. BOys an' Be?is, big an' little, from the Salem. an' 6flotaeo to the St. John's an' St. Mary's, gis ?? that ...

... questirns publicffeling ought torule. el Ir never rains but it pours. Miracles sdem Y likely soon to become as plenty as blackberries. o The French and Italian manifestations have g already been surpassed in Ireland, and to-day i we publish an account from ...

... dismissed wit.h a cn~n.abeuo Davies,' married, and 'M x D vriei; widow, were alo zammoned forz a aik offenns. whis ncing blackberries on groand belougia to the Werfa Coal Company. Ordered to ?Sy Id each damage, Is fine, and 3a 6d coati, or thre3 I days' ...

... eormmng cash box and money ed were found tbe missing.Zme hours afterwards the eash box was found by a child who was od teing blackberries in a field outside the town. The olos of such a large sum was, Ds may be o immgined, a source of great grief to the aufortm ...

... Misses Vigors, Miss Rice, and Miss Gabb. On this stall were sone beautiful hand-painted sip plates, on which were rose and blackberry Vat- in terns, and menu cards, by Miss Price, of Triley -q Court, together with etchings of Dickens's cherac- Ja tets. There ...

... canopy of the heavens. This time, how- e is ever, he has taken money with him, and it is not if supposed he will live on blackberries, or X n even -wild fowl, and while some fear he may have t .- done himself harm, others suggested that he has r .- not ...

... theirsons, they a give them some profession; and the consequence a is that professionals in some places are as thick as blackberries, and can scarcely find elbow room. I , firmly believe that in consequence of rents in many a places Itaving adv'anced ...

... of sweetness and light, and that thi ?? there is rio actual need of mere of them. They are Lted. almost as thick as blackberries; one can hardly r a8 :is step without seeing them. We think that whole lie Caordiff, which is a larger town than this, ...

... togather a blackberries, they say it was an old custoim of the a college for thie Juniorstudents to do so occasionally during the season. Thev had willingly done so themselves when they were juniors. And theI present principal partook of the blackberry h eake ...

... growths of nature. Yoc will not find here luscious orninges, apple;, and pearsi but abundance of berries of all kinds, blackberries, wiuberrics, strawberries, and rasp- tberries. The scrmons ore ciaracteriseee in the second place by the practical, he ...

... as well. In addition to orange culture, the Pc is I; lemon, the lime, the fig, and the vine flourish en g luxuriously. Blackberries, raspberries, and straw is - berries bear profusely, the last-named fruit- ov la- ding for ten months in one year. It is ...