... Nasmyth's steam-hammers at his service. No doubt learned Q.C.s could furnish excellent reasons—excellent reasons as thick as blackberries—why the highest iutellect should be employed upon the mere frivolities of life; but this case is only the last new illustration ...

... for every 200 of the population. Mr. Maude, British Chargé d’Affaires at Sane tiago, is seriously ill with typhoid fever. Blackberries are fine and ripe, and so abundang this year that they ought to be very cheap. The Rev. Alfred Clifford, M.A., has beecn ...

... delicate, caught this morning under the old church clifis, a boiled chicken, also off the estate, and, asa special treat, a blackberry Eudding, the truit gathered from the hedges by the school-children in exchange for an occasional largesse of pennies.” “A ...

... been givento her by a gentleman friend, but then | 1t was a marriage present, and marriage pre| sents are as plentiful as blackberries with | many people. The ladies whose dispute | was settled before Mr. Justice Day yesterday | bad been intimate friends ...

... kind--and it will wave its green and white banners over the gravesof its kind. The struggle is au unequal one; the graceful blackberry clambers in front of it, viburnum, with its cherry-red berries, wild service, and even the honeysuckle, coils, snuke-like ...