... Peters-lane, Canterbury, three, gooseberry-bushes, which have now a second crop. It is asserted that the juice of the blackberries, which are ripe at this season, has in several instances cured the dropsy. The method of taking the juice is about a quarter ...

... M'Gregor. Pine. M'lntosh Boxwood M'Key ' Bull Rush M'Kenile Deer (bra M'Kitinon John's Wort M'Lachlaa Mountain Ash N'Lean Blackberry Heath M'Leod Red Wortle Berries M`Nab Rose Buck Berries M'Nell *Sea Ware M'Plierson Varieg ated Boxwood M'Quarrie Black ...

... the Tontine, in the last Courier, seems to be at as hard a pinch as staff, when he said Tho' reasons %tele as Weil-las blackberries, I would give no man a re Aeon upon compulsion. I shad however adilreis him, in the words of the celearred John. tbrite ...

... lightning—threw myself on my side, for there was no keeping my feet, and down the brae hurled I, over heathor, and (earn, and blackberries, like a barrel down Chalmers's close in Auld Reekie. God l sir .1 never can help laughing whenl think how the ,coundrel ...

... request, though 1 bud that the libelsand calumnies of Vindex and his privy council, which are as numerous and as thick as blackberries, cannot be satisfactorily exposed in one letter. 1 must, however, be as short and sweet as possible, and give Abraham Brown ...

... which does dolt the one hand. atm- .- the public. Elder sons of Peeisl Nelsen, however. with that simplicdett ily dint as blackberries';, per which equally dir ittguished him, Would consent to so fulfil. hip .. ieltructions to the 4ettel n. Nor would the ...

... nnd you Editors are all prepared to say it, if 1 did not— whatever is—is tight. You will give us sea. sons plenty as blackberries, why it was really ad- vantageous that the day of departure of the For bes the day on which the engineers and the stokers ...

... as in the days of old,—lf Ate teadeney of this play were olutionery, which l deny,—and if Cromwell* were AS plenty as blackberries, which I must be permitted to doubt,—aginst such a Kiug as William IV. their shafts would fall harmless. The monarch who ...

... or look a yard around me without seeing floral treasures that were exotic to an Englishman. It is true that the ivy, the blackberry, and the daisy pleasantly reminded me that I had not dropped into another planet.; yet, altogether, Nature appeared to me ...

... very dismal a thing to march from Ahmedabad to Sholapoor, that cemetary of the Deccan where levers grow as plentiful as blackberries what must it be to march from Sholapoor to the Waieheren of Guzerat, where philosophy leaves us in the lurch. and the ...

... for tim.uselvett. Here is their petition, as =deist as a violet, and as re isonable as though reasons were p:entiful as blackberries : in Tint RIGHT HoNoRAIILI Govealloa GENERAVIN COUNCIL — Ttia MItsIoRIAL, &C. Must respectfully Sheweth,—filat the Colonels ...

... ourselves are at, times somewhat puzzled to remember the state of our owu cases, seeing that Libels areas plentiful as blackberries in Juue, and eve: will be so long as party opponents hate public prosecutors their friends, on whose fiAt men may be deprived ...