... hero of, and that those who made me so should at once repent. Much better may easily be had; the crop is as plentiful as blackberries. Crimeans are everything now, and everywhere, and, though wild-looking and hirsute animals, are easily caught. Ido not ...

... new character as an exemplar of Christian doctrine, but the late-found graces of Corinthian Tom arc plentiful as October blackberries, and mellow as marrowfat peas —they positively extort our notice and admiration. The principal Christian grace is charity ...

... girls pass along, and knew Miss Griffith would have to back along the by-road ; he down among the bushes, aud pretended to blackberrying. When the girl came along had provided liiinielt with a club, about three feet long and an inch thick. As she passed him ...

... U., in which the terms infidel,blasphemy, polluted soul, and otherelegant expressions are sprinkled plentiful blackberries on a hedge-row, the writers being ' shielded under the anonymous, I ought have been, for traly man is prophet either in ...

... see whether even the shadow mental honesty remains. Now, Mr. Editor, 1 have been particularly careful not to sprinkle any blackberries on my hedge-row ; indeed, 1 cannot any such fruit in my former letter. What does Mr. Harper mean the impression attaching ...

... pointed out that within the memory of the youngest member of that Board this thoroughfare was a mere bridle path, in which blackberries could be picked off one hedge a person standing on the other side, and the portion proposed to be thrown upon Islington ...

... economical that they extended it to Trinity Church, Regent's-park. He had known the Caledonian-road lor years, lie had picket blackberries iu it. (Laughter.) had watche the increasing traffic in it from year to year, and he thought that all roads in the parish ...

... crape and to the dessert, which was chiefly composed of black currants, black puddings, blaokheart cherries, and early blackberries. As black night came on, such was the lowspirited condition of the Commissioners that several returned to town; but tho ...

... code which influences the conduct of beings more universally. Dishonourable actions ar liy or as plentiful, no doubt, as blackberries upon a hedg: as he are not, as a rale, any more strictly honourable th: to the are moral or religious ; but there is this ...

... •topped him and his companion. They at first denied going into the wood, but admitted to him (witness) that they went there blackberrying. Where the defendant and his companion were stopped was considerable distance from the road, and they must have trespassed ...

... Mrs. J. M. Parker. Sampson, Low, Son, and Marston, Crown-buildings, Fleet-street. Story-books for boys are plentiful as blackberries in autumn, and they range tinder three classes, good, indifferent, and bad. Thoao of latter class been issued with no niggard ...

... something to carry to their humble homes in remembrance of their day in the country. These consisted of wildflowers, unripe black-berries, and herbs, to used medcine, one had got a few ears of wheat, and another had a tiny bundle of bay. Singing was again ...