... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... offers for tire agitation of Mr. G. Skinner and his friends. Threatening letters are becoming almost as i plentiful as blackberries in au.uinu. The Rev. j Lr. Totter gets them so regularly with his; morning coffee anu bacon that if the postman fails to ...

... greatly everything connected with it is ! exaggerated. There is a general uotiou that I millionaires are as plentiful as blackberries;! whereas, as has been brought to light of late, j during the last ten years only twelve English- men have died worth ...

... 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 ...

... how greatly everything connected with it is exaggerated. There is a general notion that millionaires arc as plentiful as blackberries; whereas, as has been brought to light of late, during tbe last ten years only twelve English- men have died worth (as ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... rushes on them. Another large box has been covered, turned on end, and used as a clothes cupboard, with a large branoh of blackberries painted so naturally on the doors that my mouth waters every time I look on it. . . . We had a tremendous hail storm the ...

... In this garden there were ?? breadths of Raspberries, GooseDernee, Currants, Strawberries, snd a hne iot 01 the American Blackberry. Down eaoh aide of the centra *», ...