... atmotion, is the timely rain. •larket gardeners are in eestricies, and new peas sod .parague are becoming as plentiful as black-berries. while .ning as welcome as the 'lowers peculiar to this month. 11 state of the crops is most satisfactory, and France ...

... table attendance. Say the Sahib wants some soda and brandy. In England, where domestic servants are not so plentiful as blackberries among persons of moderate fortunes, be would ring the bell, which would be probably answered immediately, and in a wonderfully ...

... cry Y still they eese. We here hyenas. crocodiles, tame tigers, learned elepbenta panthers and wolves, as plentiful as blackberries there is a mrpentt charmer who makes a and brecelets of boss. I Nothing is more saddening than this nitiltiplleatioe of ...

... ensures (on the E. I. Railway certainly) the greatest courtesy from the officials. E . :tau carriages seem to grow like blackberries, if the travellers, by their patience, will only allow the company's servants to be pond natured, without loss of dignity ...

... BY ADI THOSE who are familiar with the English journals of the day know that marriage advertise. ments as plentiful as blackberries grace their closely printed column.. Blanche, with golden locks, or Edith, with raven ringlets, wishes to merry an eligible ...

... 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 ...

... under the sun would hate found out his own mistake bad he lived to see the Delhi Durbar. Nowadays titles are as plenty as blackberries, but reasons are rare. Some fortunate beings (we do not envy them), born under more suspicious stars than their fellow-brethren ...

... dered a greater honor than to have one. Ho nors are honors when they are scarce; but when they become as plentiful as blackberries, they are no longer honors, and are not regarded as such. The Natives have come to look upon all Lucknow Nawabs with contempt ...

... 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 ...

... familiar with. Vulgarities of thought and speech abound in these well-turned rhymes, common-places are as plentiful as blackberries, and trite thoughts lie as thick in the Lays of Ind as those famed leaves of Vallambrosa which we come upon so often ...