... ocean. j Poltical doctors who can discover the latent causes of, and diagnose national disease, are as j i plentiful as blackberries; but an impersonal; ' spirit of evil does not so readily approve itself : to the consciousness of credulous Tories as a ...

... no further. Mr. M'Coan had given his promise, and let the House be content with that. If promises were l as plentiful _s blackberries he would give no promise on compulsion, but »vould continue un- i compromising to the bitter end. In this defiant ! and ...

... conspicuously absent. Charges against the Government, without a tittle of evidence to sustain them, were as plentiful as blackberries in Sep_ mber. Denunciations of the Govern- ment policy were as thick as leaves in Yallam- brosa; but winnow the speeches ...

... trespassing in pursuit of game on the ' Wingerworth estate, on the 26th ult. — The defendant said he was only gathering blackberries, but he j acknowledged to trespassing, and also having a dog with him. — He was fined 10s., including costs. Ilkeston ...

... party which has con- tributed two Mayors iv sixteen years, whose elevations to the Aldermanic bench have been rare as ripe blackberries in a sunless autumn. and whose leading men have been sedulously excluded from tbe Justiceship of the Peace. Deliberately ...

... and effect in his n_agni_ce§t speech last week, but speakers of the Gladstone type and calibre are not as plentiful as blackberries. The de- bate, so far as the real question on its merits is concerned, is over, and Tories are only prolong, iug it to ...

... kegs, 6; mild, 129. POTATOES. GAINSBRO' POTATO, &c, Tuesday.— New pota- toes, Is. per Btone, or 14s. to 15s. per load ; blackberries, 3d per ib., or 2s. 6d. per stone; red and white currants, I 2d. per ib., or Is. 9d. per stone; peas, lOd. to Is. 2d. per ...

... Known them? In my country, said the Contessa (who was not au Italian at all), they are as plentiful as in England — blackberries. People with noble names, with noble ola houses, with children who must never learn anything, never be anything, because ...

... to R5, the Black either taking R or moving Xt to Q4 prevents mate at the 3rd move. Errors in problems are as plenty a3 blackberries,'' and account for, if tney do not justify, a tendency to confound tbe good with the bad. lam told that chess editors will ...

... fiom the house. They then made thituotl Paie ins back ana kneel down, when iour of the men gave him four blows each with a blackberry bush. His back to-day presented the appearance oi raw peef. He says they also bent Uis wife. Beiore gohig away they warned ...

... of fruit, and will create great havoc j amongst currants, cherries, strawberries, goose- berries, and oven apples. The blackberries, too, ! famish the blackbird with many a meal, and in | winter they will also feed upon hawthorn berries, i The young are ...

... admirable in theory. Ie would Ibe well if it were accompanied by a ; greater abstinence from falsehoods, which are plentiful as blackberries. Here is a sample — The object of the Tory etforts is to prevent ! those of the hignest business knowledge from j being ...