... suppose she is just like the rest of 'em. My 6 ster, then, an d the oth er w o man , use d to have .ehts,. but I never cated a blackberry about it; only ii_ e re no fun in murder. So I heard them cabalag, and making between them a considerable share noise, and ...

... tine fine ordinary and low middling, 523 to 565; good ordinary is at 43s to 46s 6d per cwt; low triage, having with it blackberries, has brought 394, being from 10s to I3s per cwt. higher than it was at this period last year, The quotations of foreign ...

... eager, of course, to try their 'prentice hand in the business of legisla: tion. Acts of parliament will be as plenty as blackberries, undet such a pteponderance of legal representatives; or if not so, it will be from no lack of zeal in law-making amongst ...

... unnecessary to enumerate all the reasons that the Assembly have it in their power to adduce, but they are as plentiful as blackberries. There are the gross invasions of law and justice, which have been perpetrated by some of the powers that be—the sanction ...

... eager, of course, to try their 'prentice hand in the business of legisla: tion. Acts of parliament will be as plenty as blackberries, under such a preponderance of legal representatives; or if not SO, it will he from no lack of zeal in law-makinc , amongst ...

... never oc.peet.d.that Rickards l‘ouici be as scarce as Epic Poems; but we never gues•ed that they would he as plentiful as blackberries. There have been some that we 'oily refrom their ahsurditie: , , and others that we have tforgotien from their iosignicance ...

... your wife, plase your honour; .she is just like the rest of 'em. My and the :other, woman, used to have jut never cared a' blackberry about it; only tr 4 g,- Ni r I:u . n . in murder: - SO I heard them eabal- NV •. 41 .11:ing between them a• considerable ...

... into every miry, dirty heap in the middle or at the sides of the Paris streets, (and God wot, such heaps are as plenty as blackberries) and after having tossed and turned the said heap as a kitchen wench would toss a pancake, they extract some soul of goodness ...

... the old adage, that . Fools build houses, and wise men live in them. At Islington fools appear to be as plentiful as blackberries—but wise men as scarce as political honesty at St. Stephen's. The attempt to form a Clerical Club in London, has !ailed ...

... unnecessary to enumerate all the reasons that the Assembly have it in their power to adduce, but they are as plentiful as blackberries. There are the gross invasions of law and justice, which have been perpetrated by some of the powers that be—the sanction ...

... Pitt interests after Pites first princi))/es were abandoned) to meet septennially V ft is asserted that the juice of the blackberries; whiehare ripe at this season, has In several instances cured the dropsy, The method of taking the juice is about a quarter ...

... simplicity and musician-like ease in her,style, from which, with perseverance, much might be expected.—r Musical World. BLACKBERRY JAM.-This - conserve is the greatest, the most innocent,. and certainly the least expensive treat that can be. provided ...