... When ther We bills and gre l le jut behind the Strad, and ?? Wd d3 t. there was room ad spri for eiybody. 6 X N taste of blackberris was not tus ,o t3 es ity grlsi as it Mws to Mr. BES3$ kt tteas Jum, who had'onc seenthe eomhy pt at Mis'e, Mill. The ?? ...

... Uihts bard for life against the wild parsley. Honey- i suckle twines round the elder, and the brinr ses a rich crop of blackberries presently. *1 7rext burrs rear their bhrrent heads above tual- o lows land meadov-sweet xand foxglove and sightsbade, parents ...

... recently sgg- ed that poor villagers might find useful and I atsble employment in gathering for the o4rl ts or the jam-pot the blackberries which k' Ojes ?? ripe and abundslt in all the copses 11d hedgerows throughout the kingdom, had W !e fear, well considered ...

... and thiukets all ablaze with the of lgestanO ruddiest of hips and baws, witp oe- del csaicaslly a tempting array of iine blackberries g, clusters of the rosiest of crabs. There are of ?? separate woods comprised in the pro- ?? Wood, Gravel-nit Wood, Caen ...

... of tit, Opposition, as Prince BslancK- of mous knows very well. Motions of want of ceal. dence have been as plenty as blackberries. Mii. BOUSME Moved a vote of censure on X, Address, and Lord SALisIBuY spoke censrs though he did not move it in the Lords ...