... 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 ...

... longing to the Colliery mpany, at “ckiag- for y 17s damaging a fence on Mr. J. Alton’s farm, at Plumbley, while gathering blackberries. Rod-ers was ordered to pay £2 43 6d. for assaulting John Tagg, former, Hill, and Samuel Wright, but Leorard, who was summon ...