... farmer), Mr. M. Parsons ; Dcidritch (a Dutch smuggler), Mr. Moors ; Marmaduke Magog (Parish Constable), Mr. J. Parsons: Bobby Blackberry (General factotum on the farm of Miles Bellerton), Mr. Cook Dame Bellerton (Mother of Miles), Mr. Babbage • Alice Marnier* ...

... turned into woful deficit of 380 the Daily News will probably have no difficulty explaining. Reasons will be as plentiful blackberries, though one of them will not be, we may safely say, that Conservative feeling is predominant in the constituency. Meanwhile ...

... fancy for wearing fine uniforms, and being called “General.” “Colonel,” “ Major,” and so on, are plentiful in Parliament as blackberries. But tenant farmers, men connected by knowledge, and sympathy with the great interest that rents and cultivates land, are ...