... add- i 8 -- 1 ;■••• randy to each bottl , ar.d he sure it is weil cer. ; v:^ c ' ' - ; - '■ and white currant, .i ro blackberry, oiiubn ■ r - - i i- . lows ' - aS P oeri T wine, can I c made as fol- „„ b ' 0: •-.'•' -'■>■ white currants or raspberries ...

... iina uni- I forms, ana bainj{ called General, ColoHai, 1 j Major, and so en, ara aa plentiful ia Parlia- ment aa blackberries. Bat tenant farmers, man ' connected by knowledge and sympathy with the ' great interest that renie and eaitivataa land ...

... generally under- , ; stood that the Tory Baronet never attempts Ito render a reason. If reasons were as J plentiful as blackberries he would, like • ' Falstaff, refuse to give one either on com- i pulsion or otherwise. Sir -John Astley was | only certain ...

... ttie flowers chosen for dresses are generally small ones, or at least suoh as will bear reduction to the proper size. The blackberry, the Virginia oreeper, and tbe jasmine are very pretty, and not diffiicult to be worked. Tbeßtiaw- berry, and blue cornflower ...

... scent of new-mown hay : July then comes with ripening wheat, Garnered 'mid August'B blazing heat; Septemoer's next with blackberries sweet, And slowly-shortening d»y ; October brings the nutting-time ; November gives us fogs and rime ; December rings the ...

... Liberalism ; but their joy, like the sunshine, was fleeting, for no sooner had the majority of the excursionists toiled np Blackberry hill to the ground on which the pavilions had been fixed than the rain fell in torrents, and on every side there were murmurs ...

... Redmile at noon, and made their way to the Castle. The luncheon was pro- vided in a large tent, within tbe enclosure on Blackberry hill. Before the speaking commenced a portion of the canvas was removed* so that the excur- sionists who were not the possessors ...

... as was Alnaschar's day dream. If assertions could sus- tain the credit of Tory finance, we can have them as plentiful as blackberries: but a few facts and arguments would be infinitely more satis- fying, aud more conducive to belief. If the I Canal shares ...

... ADVj_NTCI_. ON TUB GLO.C.MD _t„ At the beginning of thia weeka rwident of ...

... plentiful, and damsons are scarce and dear; filberts and Kentish cob nuts, Bd. to IOd. ; lychees from China, 4a. ; and blackberries, 6d. per ib. ; Spanish nuts and almonds, 6d. per quart; walnuts, 2s. 6d. to 4s. per 100. Flowers: Choice tribes of blooming ...

... conclusions waich outrage the most elementary laws of logical deduct.on, are scattered throughout the Speeches as thickly as blackberries in autumn or leaves in Vallom- brosa. But proof is eternally conspicuous by its absence. One of these enlightened teachers ...

... plums, ana dam ons are in lair supply, but dear; filbertsand Kentish cob nuts, lOd. ; lychees 45.; hazlenuts, Id.; ; and blackberries, 4d. per lb. ; walnuts, 2s. 6d. to 4s. 6d. ] per 100. Flowers: Choice tribes of exotics and plants i in full bloom, 4s ...