... streets which it is his duty to keep clean or is he drowned in one of the puddles, which are every where as plentiful as blackberries It does not require much discrimination to discover that scraping the streets of but little use whilst their surface is ...

... country. Vagueness of Colour.—A native of Paddy-land asked a neighbour if he had ever seen red blackberry, To be sure I have, said Pat, all blackberries are red when they are green Orthographical Analysis of Devil.—A Methodist preacher, at South ...

... progress, and securing them with strong cords, made them, after the Russian fashion, Polish captives.—Tipperary Free Press. Blackberry Jam.— This conserve is the greatest, the most innocent, and certainly the least expensive treat that can provided for children; ...

... so sure of that” they’re plenty blackberries Very true but you see Lord Gobblestown swallows all tbe pensions for his own family and there are a great many complaints in the market against him for plucking that blackberry-bush very bare indeed and unless ...

... of ants. Tanning.—A Mr. Patterson, Dublin, has taken out a patent for tanning from the roots, stems, and branches the black-berry bush, obtained in the spring : which, after preparation, he states, are quite equal to oak-bark. At the last meeting of ...

... Guardian. Tannin c—A Mr Patterson, of Dublin, bas taken out a ratent f r tanning frem the roots, steme, and Sranches o the black-berry buxh, ob- which after preperation, tained in the epring he states, are Quite equa } to owk bark Inpra Tats — A manufacturer ...

... some the unfurnished houses have bi'al from live ten guineas; and placards, with “seals view the pfocesdon,” are common blackberries. the entrance of the town, the London road, a rus* tie arch is being constructed. The illuminations will very general, ...

... Queen and fruit of Performance.” blossom of Promise ripen into the were ax plentiful as Transparencies of crown and stars blackberries. The Atias Assu: rance corner King- street, was one blaze of light, and thi e Mansiow House and ad- the Bank were peculiarly ...

... Mr. W. Lamb's r d Lark beat Lord Talbot's blk d Thames. Ties of Altcar Hall Stakes.—Blackberry beat Cafe au lait; Tweed beat Lark. Main of Altcar Hall Stakes.—Blackberry beat Tweed, and won the stake. MATCHES. Mr. Lowton's Leda beat Mr. Swan's Satan. Mr ...

... the way Put forth their golden pride. Ev'n hedges, busk'd in bravery, Look'd rich that sunny morn ; The scarlet hip and blackberry So prauk'd September's thorn.— Cora's glen the calm how deep! Its trees on loftiest hills Like statues stood, or things ...

... Baronets. —Mr. Tuite refused to be made a Baronet, At the present moment the order Uat a discount; Baronets are as common as blackberries—they are something between the Nobleman and the Gentleman, and in many cases distantly placed from both to partake of the ...

... the fairest.belles of that county. Baronets.—At the present moment the order is at a discount; Baronets are as common as blackberries —they are something between the Nobleman and the Gentleman, and many cases so distantly placed from both as to partake ...