... judgment. At any rate, I have given you timely warning, and feel easier in my mind; for although my faults are numerous as blackberries on an autumnal hedge, hypocrisy is not amongst their number. Of course, ! one can't live in polite circles without learning ...

... any reasonable that it increases the confidence of classes in of law? Good magistrates are not candidly admit plentiful blackberries there no doubt Herschell hit the right in Messrs FRANCE SIAM French people must distinctly the that our rights in are speaking ...

... defendant spoke to them. She afterwards complained to Mr. IShaw, who pursued the defendant, and found him hiding behind a blackberry bush. Mr. Hhaw swore at him. Witness described the defendant's attire that occasion. It was different to what wore now. ...

... true go ill with the man who inadvertently 'steps a, wasps' nest in the path; or with the boy who scrambling up.a bank for blackberries, and m wasps' as a stepping place, fuels too late that has put his foot into v.'h a vengeance. Wasps are certainly hot-tampered ...

... the Burgh Drnbar. The Earl of Cromartie's still srives cause for anxiety to the countess and his friends. Over 13cwt. of blackberries aye this month * a 6ent fiom Lostwithiel to London and Manchester. At the Gaiety revival the contemplation, with Miss ...

... go il with the man who inadvertently steps on a wasps' nest in the path; or with the boy who, scrambling up a bank for blackberries, and using the entiauof- of a wasps' nest as a stepping place, finds too late tbat he has put his foot into .t -v-th a ...

... some magnificent epechrteus being on view. Victoria plums were also excellent, and William pears, cookiag apples, and blackberries were also noticeably good. The judges were Messrs. Gadd, Nottingham ; Pratt, Long Whatton ; Nichol], West Leake ; Thompson ...

... pooseberrijs are infinitely inferior to those grown in En-land. The popular fruits of the people are whortleberries and blackberries, which are plentiful enough Vegetables of aC kinds are brousrbx to much less pt-rfeotion thai with us, and our national ...

... Sturges, of Messrs. Wright and Sons, Leicester prosecuted, and Charles Chincock, gamekeeper, ' said hTsaw defendant picking blackberries, and wentup to him and asked what he had in his pockety He turned » out net and a rabbit. He was taking defendant to the ...

... Sturges prosccutcd. —Charles Chinnock, u gamekeeper on the Bradgate estate, stated that he found the defendant gathering blackberries about four o'clock in the morning. As his pocket seemed bulky he searched him, and found a warm dead rabbit in his pocket ...

... white and coloured maple. Beautiful is effect, too, of hops massed in baskets and failing over the ironwork profusion. Blackberries clematis are another good combination.. FIVE O'CLOCK TEA. For the five-o'clock tea-table there is fad for using antique ...

... her. The- then a omashed up the house, killed all the fowls, and carried them off. Apples were as plentiful in Sutton as blackberries on a hedge row on the return of these misguided youths, but, not con- ' tent, they attacked and looted a bread van. In ...