... . The Superintendent of Dorward's House of Refuge begs to aeknowledge,with thanks, a basket of strawberri-s and one of blackberries and red currents from Mr Edward Millar, of Rossie. Tux Poouttorsr.. —The Matron of the Poorhouse begs to acknowledge, with ...

... are tell that the exacting landlord is an excep! 7 rt 1, bat in this distressfal country Better they seem as plentiful as blackberries. times, however, ave surely in store fur Ireland, when scenes as these will be impossible.” Miss Cobden wrote as 1 have ...

... ali trades and professions for men at the top, ‘There was alway: crowd at the b the ladder, Ordinary clerks were as on as blackberries on hedges, bat for the first-class clerks there were places siways open. Maony per is Were poor because they did not the ...

... the day. Efter a little mair palaverin' I got was Sir Colin coming hack with the lancers and ; his leeve buy chappiu - o' blackberries an' Sikhs, and they were cheering. There were two Blu . „' rasps tae mak' the experiment wi'. after Sir Colin, carrying ...