... cognisant such stream of life has been flowing to through the eyes. There are eyes which give no more admission into them than blackberries; others are liquid and deep wells that might fall into] and others are oppressive and devouring, and take too much notice ...

... thoughts to the scented bretft. Twas a witching sight when tho Betting tun. Tinged the pal* clouds with gold and red, In Blackberry lane one is sure forget The wondrous strife in batti* bread There Beehive hill, where oft I've stead. Till the pale moan ...

... service of so-ca ...

... from the Graphic, is from a photograph by Messrs. Elliott and Fry, 55, Baker Street, London. Warix young ladies go out blackberrying they should be careful where they stand. A toung lady living not far from Mohawk went one day, and it so happened that ...

... SIR GFaIHIiFI is br The Baron. by King Tom: by Harkawny, by Economist Jetty (Sir George's dam) is by King Caradoc ont of Blackberry. Every attention will be paid to /darer and Foals, brit the owner will not be accountable for accidents occurring to them ...

... American Humour. What the greatest curiosity tho world woman's. Amud-turtle'cau neither fly, sing, gallop, laugh, cry. blackberrying, and yet they are let they get idong just as well as the young man who tries to be funny party Josh Billings has communicated ...

... Myren had been sent to fulfil his engagement in the Newton Cap caused offers of 20 to 1 against him to be as plentiful as blackberries, and even at that price the Newmarket horse was friendless. Details:— ThiCHETWYND PLAIE of 1. for tw . that aot woo up ...

... present, but Mr, Fielders is lwsured to the exteut of £20,000, ; Diciiven WirAour THaNKS.—When “borours are as plentiful as blackberries some people declive them. Witness that there still remain seveu gold ’m«uh. 101 silver medals, 526 bronze medals, and 2 ...

... of things from very important very trifling, tbe amount of doty also being wry variable, ringing from two cents quart on blackberries, gooseberries, raspberries, strawberries, to thirty dollars organ ; from ooe cent per lb. on sugar candy to forty dollars ...

... not make their appearance until the 20th Juno. Slave not yet heard how the filberts and the cob nuts ore getting on. The blackberry crop, too, has not been mentioned. All these things are of the greatest interest to the public large, and wc wish to have ...

... the basque at the back. Large pockets were added to it. The buttons used were made of jet, cut aa to resemble good-sized blackberries. At the lady's throat there was a profusion of tha jkiag fashionable lace, and the elbow sleeves were also ruffled with ...

... basque the back. Large square pockets were also added to it. buttons used were of jot, cut so as to resemble good-sized blackberries. At the lady's throat there was a profusion of tho dingy-looking fashionable lace, and the elbow sloevos wero also ruffled ...