... retirement The stories that Mr. are wild and absolutely baseless. A Monte Carlo correspondent writes : “British poli- tiful as blackberries et Monte Carlo ticians were as plen Mr. Christopher Sykes bas not yet on Christmas Dey. ‘converting Mr. Maguire, M-P., ...

... as. far advanced as Ralph, and made a dash to overtake him. Before he had done so, however, a bush laden with delicious blackberries attracted his attention, and he could not resist the temptation to stop, and gather some of the luscious fruit. He called ...

... r'-wmnting 27 club* had eurely never been (teen down South before. A* regard* eurpriees they were a* plentiful the proverblal blackberry. Per nape the greateet of tbe lor wa* the grand •bow of A Otirilhn. •oveuteen-yeitr-01.l runner, of the Tower Cmb. P.ior ...

... struggled into her gown and managed to fasten it herself, although this was not easy. She had gathered some exquisitely-tinted blackberry leaves in her afternoon's ramble, and she grouped these into a brilliant knot at one side of the square-cut bodice. She ...

... was not welcomed by a single hear, hear. Do the Commoners think that such national benefactors are as plentiful as blackberries Perhaps, however, it is impossible become enthusiastic over an anonymous person. The Lords'amendments the Tithes Bill aroused ...

... slaughter DOW repo: . The treatment of our criminals is a subject Reformers are as of never-ending interest. thick as blackberries in the autumn, but it happens rather unfortunately that whilst each enthusiast has his pet scheme he seldom manages to ...

... and Mr. T. Redmond, his exacting parts, added also to the singular success the performance. Encores were plentiful as blackberries ; and of the , ' quartet, Then one of will be a Queen, tha audienoe seemed undetermined when to oeaee their re- demands ...

... dislocating one’s neck. Mr. F. Monkhouse, of South King-street, Manchester, is here represented by “The Blackberry Gatherers,”. Of the blackberry gatherers only one is in evidenee—s little country maid the artist has not idealised or made to appear incredibly ...

... to weight. Prince, a bay gelding, Reveller, 5 yrs, 16 1, up weight. Picture, brown mare, by Savoyard yrs, 15 3, to 14st. Blackberry, a chestnut gelding, yrs. 15 up to 14 7. Star, brown gelding, Malbrook, 5 16 bids, to 14 7. Saladin, a brown gelding, King ...

... medicines needed when it caused root* to grow in the same soil he treads. Here is burdock, aasaafraa, sarsaparilla, sweetbud, blackberry, and two three other kinds, each specific in itself, all combined a sure panacea for nearly all the ill human flesh i 3 ...

... to brin: z up from the tips the canal side all ths available boulders that sould be lakd hold of, and navvies thick as blackberries were out over the huge mounds, taking out all the stoves they could find. of wageon loads were thus obtain and these were ...

... ordeal of the aoreptanees he passed throngh. Tips--or an I should prefer 1.. them, suggestions—will la: an plentiful an blackberries in hut, personally. the procesa known a , allowint what gots into one ear to pass mit at the other to Me the best to adoptfir ...