... and a favourite dodge in Yankiedora is being revived in our midst, showing that rogues, like reasons, are as plenty as blackberries,” as they ever were. A gentleman, in white choker, and elaborate get up, with plenty of talk, drops into a stationer’s ...

... cap- wall, we find him writing that thanks God there are rives the deliverance he hud himself experience.!, the plenty of blackberries, and gently says Cornwall 1 . .. d d iro . d U once more in the history is the best place he knows for getting a stomach ...

... aud Mr. Bruce that nothing could be more disastrous than several municipalities, for when Aldermen became as plentiful as blackberries they would cease to be respected.—(Hear, hear.) He was in favor of extension of the power of existing Vestries and District ...

... their faces, wore buckram suits, or their shirts outside their habits—in fact, each, and everyone, was a micher and eat blackberries.” They were known as the Waltham Blacks” and became, in course of time audacious, and the terror of the district as cause ...

... trouble of coming back Two gentlemen passing a blackberry bush when the fruit was unripe, one said it was ridiculous to call; them black berries, when they were red. Don you know,” said his friend, that blackberries are always red when they are green.” , j ...

... airs sad lad with drw, b plaeas you may atm ind thr wiM and lancled wood, and you may aentoh year face with dogrota and blackberry bramble*, and pick May buckets ail hhiltm. If you here a buttmdymet yon may, perhaps, catch ram* at the prettiest if ...

... wandering their . . ■ .fureuda anvod is tba great ball, knees in fern brake*, scratching their tiny >k> ...

... and seek with many ray hoop and hollo among tbs fern brakes and time bushes or gathering primroses and blue bells, or and blackberries, cuna time of the year ; while many lover and bis lasa* eight of lovers feadeth those love * niftde the more pte«MDl etill ...

... Government and Mr. Bruce that nothing could be more disastrous then several municipalities, for when Aldermen became plentiful blackberries they would cease to be respected.* If the principle of the new municipal scheme tends in tbo direction of centralization ...

... little; more pretentions are • Blackdown' (110); *A rustic bridge the Kodeu •KodiugT):' * The end wet summar day (Sl'ii; and ' Blackberry time (661), bet the picture ‘O'er hill and dala, Surrey landscape iMb>. lovely masterly finished. It exquisite combination ...

... accidentally shooting an enchanted duck; also the troubles of one serving-man to Count Sombresido. Sboke has devoured a magic blackberry, and becomes the possessor charm which gives anyone their wishes upon their slapping his face at the moment of wishing. ...

... MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. LADY would like to about six gollons of blackberries, will aec anyone likely to hate to a, ate price any time. Apply 29. Balmes rd COUCH— Covered leather, Bft. dining table, and large chimney glass, mast bo good and cheap. 57, Rectory ...