... fortune will be. and inwardly wondering how much it is. The widow devoted to good works is as common in September as the blackberries in the hedgerow. She is High Church, bat does not go too far. Her lonely heed is cheered by tiro vases of flowers ...

... that t t., • ODe kw& might well mike the old electioneers tarn in their graves. Members of Parliament were es plentiful as blackberries. They trooped in from all points of the compass, and of every shade of opinion, Nationalists and Orangemen, Whigs and Liberals ...

... had no need to generalise-- the materials to hand required rather to be con- 'lensed. Platitudes were were as thick as blackberries. In order, hoverer, to present the salient points of the Opposition case as brief: as possible, we subjoin an epitome of ...

... live on. We are not by any means without indications of the intensity of the national sentiment. They are as plentiful as blackberries. But it may be q uestioned whether the same clanish anxiety is displayed over anything elseasisshewa in watching Scotchmen ...

... peas, one acre of potatoes, and a few drills of carrots and turnips, and in my garden I had transplanted several plants of blackberries, raspberries, gooseberries, twelve roots of rhubarb, a lot of green kail and cabbage, onions, carrots, turnips, peas, parsley ...

... Treasurer Graham presiding—James Law, gamekeeper, Enterkine, was charms with having assaulted girl whom he found gathering blackberries. He was convicted and sentenced to pay a fine of £1 with the option of seven days imprisonment. LIBZRAL AARACIATION.-It ...

... fruit abounds. From the town of Ayr up to Sum its whole course is shaded by trees and bushes, and amongst these geans, blackberries, wild currants, and almost all our native wild fruits grow in rich profusion ; consequently the birds are numerous, 70 ...

... has had many Protestant Mayon ; so have Cork, Waterford, and Limerick. Protestant Town Councillors are as plentiful as blackberries in the Catholic districts. The leaders of the Irish people have almost invariably been Protestant ; and some of the most ...

... a crookel, brown fellow, the hardest agent in the country, and held out his ugly hand for the money though it grew on a blackberry bush. Small blame to Mike McMahon for setting the dog on him one qua:thee day. But some way or another Nom managed to pay ...

... press, under club, and sensational, influence. At the very centre of events, where rumours and alarms are as common as blackberries, and where the most exaggerated daily reports spring from the most common-place foundations, it has systematically proved ...

... 0p.., ations are instructive ; he has planted 100 acres with strawberry plena and acres with raspberry canes, whilst his blackberry bushes number 233,000, ell of the hest sorts. Add to these thousands of plums and aple trees, and the magnitude of Lord ...

... that the time could not long be delayed when doctors would he unknown, and when septuagenariane would be as cone loon as blackberries. The three chief causes of death, ea far as concerned three who had lased the infant stage, were, he believed, fevers, ...