... the inhabitants would o> improved, were they to live on the high ground above thia fv.g-atricken city. BODMI.Nf. A fir,e blackberry waa picked, on Sunday last,- by Air John Elery, at Mr Brewer's hill, I ittle P^theriek. At the Bodmin-road station oa Friday ...

... Nor need we wonder that this should be the case. Tory candidates willing to lead a forlorn hope are not as plentiful as blackberries. Then, besides undertaking to ester the lists against a candidate who has been victorious in every contest for three-and-twenty ...

... Election, At Easton end the Greet Northern, never the most qaiot of stations, noted ornaments the Lobby have been os thick blackberries in autumn. Some the through evening trains in especial have been crowded, end the muttered meledirtirms third claa psssengws ...

... words are mentioned at the end of a reward, “No questions will be asked.” In the latter case attorneys are as plentiful as blackberries, ready to swoop down upon any offender; as a gentleman residing in Park Lane well knows, and but for his coachman, who ...

... revival of the military portion of the programme gave fresh impetus to the whole thing, and four-in-hands were plentiful as blackberries, so much so that space will not permit to mention more than a few viz., Lord Denbigh's, Lord Castlerea g h's, Sir Charles ...