... hats, you creep along those horrid Devonshire lanes which shut out all the view, and you brush your head against some long blackberry spray wliich sends its store of rain down yOur neck, or you come to some frightfully steep precipice called a road, suggestive ...

... co and again; creating 150 new peers or more, if necessary, till Lord* shall become as common and cheap England as the blackberries on the hedges; or even, as last extremity, I will vote for, and I will support with all powers, as a member of the Honso ...

... supposed complicity their results. Historical allusions were, of course, on the part of those gentlemen as plentiful as blackberries in Autumn, or as the reasons of the Protestant Alliance for turning Mr. Turnbull out of his situation; and, as Irishmen ...

... estimation, stands first; and, indeed, it is acknowledged to decidedly clever competent judges. Master C. Walker; A Group of Blackberry Branches. The character the plant is truthfully defined, and the blossom and fruit are rendered with considerable feeling—the ...

... one of which an ornamental cast iron chair richly bronzed, six feet nine inches long, with wood seat and back, fern and blackberry pattern, drew forth the admiration of every one who visited the shed. Stand 58.—T. W. Ashby and Co., Stamford, Lincolnshire ...

... evils of a currency of such fluctuating proportions that bank notes arc aoraetiraes abundant th e rent monarch in miuisas blackberries, and others unattainable for love or money, fluctuations which , Macaulay cause the rate of discount to vary from two Abates ...

... the session. . _ , , Fortunate at BmxnAii.—On Satnrday a little boy Parrott, between seven and eight yean old was’picking blackberries near the Queou's (opposite the Maritime Inn), when be over-bslanced himtell and rollmg over the cliff, felt to tbo below ...

... he left Chichester about ten o’clock on Tuesday night ;that he had walked about the fields on the following day, picking blackberries, and that at night he got some nay and lay . down' in a wood. He then talked about the officers of his regiment, and said ...

... Adventures b* Charles XII. of Sweden, at the Midnight Bivouac after the Battle of Pultowa,” and ‘‘The Vicar of Wakefield taking Blackberry to the Fair.” The prices at which they were the catalogue were £loo and respectively. first there are several of the most ...

... the introduction of a Bill that aim -1 at destroying the hold of the State over the Church. We have had evidences thick blackberries what of the Bishop of Oxfords style of following would do, ifth-y could- Thanks to Heaven that the-State holds them control ...

... Alexandra, labelled England’s future Queen, may have already in the shop windows in * *>’- mouth, as they have, thick as blackberries, in the London shops. The Princess cannot called a beauty, though she has a moat pleasing face and charming expreisiou ...

... bore the heads of traitors and martyred patriots Irish reapers, yellow-haired rustics, joyful gleaners ; the gathering of blackberries, the habits wasp and hnmble-beo and moor-hen ; village gossip and village worship—all come pleasantly to light, with many ...