... imprisonment without the pos^°n a hne. This wonderful Bill, im- lflg these pains on every old apple- cohtlai1' every hawker of blackberries and ^ts, was fathered by Mr Hozier. Mr fter convnlsed the House by his man- pr °^ # reading extracts from this piece of ...

... not be forgotten in our grateful appreciation of the brilliant conductor of the evening. More epigrams The wits grow like blackberries in autumn. They deck the very hedgerows with the glittering sparkle of their satire I confess I do not see the point in ...

... General Grant, and for a time firmly believed in M. de Lesseps and the Panama scheme. Centenarians noxvadays are as common as blackberries; but a lady who has just celebrated her hundredth birthday at Turin stands out con- spicuous among the crowd on account ...