... two high, and with each cherry covered wt., gossamer j icket, it is bard to tell. For rho prop r Euglisti or American blackberry I have look d u, vale in the laps, er Daijeeling, Nynee To!, Sonia, Alussoorie. all of w I have foiled aruerlu it' thilubl—berry ...

... generosity, should desire to see the sympathy then evoked sustained. but though suggestions how to do it are plentiful as blackberries, the task of interesting England thoroughly in India is by no moans so easy as certain politicians imagine. A great sensation ...

... of ees has become so great that they oom enough for the exercise of and caligraphic talents. B.As., are as plentiful as blackberries : the opening for them ? Most of t the offices—Government, Mer•—in the hope of obtaining ()m--ales! the offices have no ...

... Arriving at Agra about 2 p.n., my first cal prefer giving the amount it now gives towards M.As., and B.Ls. are as plentiful as blackberries : pract i ca l wor ki ng i n a l mos t ever y o th er p or t the very heavy (1 may say unjust) local muni- but where is ...

... presence of a civil magistrate a sine qua now, because English mobs are slow to anger, and magistrates are plentiful as blackberries. In India rioting is something very differeat, and the utmost 19th April, 1R78.] INDIAN DA promptness of action is required ...

... the very horsekeepers and sweepers of domestic service speak English ; but then earnest men are not quite as common as blackberries, nor, we are glad to think, are the famines so common which would dispose people by thousands to forsake one creed in favor ...

... i s l an d ; there are endless cocoanuts ; tla soil fertile ; fish, turtle, and oysters of the flavour are us common as blackberrie s in English lane ; and a populous colony of pigs, pigeons, teal, plover, and other guano woulil afford abundant sport fur ...

... readily found in the seine man. As Dr. Itajendralal told Babe° Jot all eight year; ago, such men are not as plentiful as blackberries. There are many men who are glib of speech, who have nothing to say, and some who have ample stores of knowledge without ...

... Presidency, the march of education, among the lower orders, is extraordinary 13. A's. being as nearly abundant, as plentiful as blackberries. Nor is this kind of march unknown to the army. The younger sepoys of the Madras Army are getting a fair education, for ...

... speaking in the Bombay Legislative Council, asserted that the mhowra flower is no more an article of food in India than the blackberry is an article of food in England. This seems to us a very rash statement. As a matter of fact, when the mhowra flowers are ...

... sadilauly chilly. The grassy hill aides are sow dry, but in the ravine, through which a trickles is plenty of green corms sow ; blackberry brambles, wed sacrum, clover, with here and there some indigsuom rhalaub, which, though IS would hardly make np into a n ...

... The Guard-room, Bijapore, awarded to Mrs. Kitchener; Mr. Birdwood's prize, subject, Bengal Leeches and Black Forest Blackberries, awarded to Mr. G. Landford ; Mr. Trevor's prize, subject Two Burmese Servants, awarded to Colonel Woodtborpe ; Mr. ...