... and, if we may believe the last accounts, was already the heroine of the day. Sonnets and serenades were plentiful as blackberries. ...

... lecturer read, with great effect, one or two of Hood's most admired poetic effusions in which puns are thrown about like blackberries in hedges—the Waterloo Ballad” being received with much laughter by the audience, as was likewise the amusing narrative ...

... says the drat lime she was kissed by • feller,* aha felt like big tub of rose* swimming in honey cologne, nutmeg, and blackberries. Bite also felt if something wss running through her nerves on feet of diamonds, escorted by several little eupids in chariots ...

... Clackmannan. —On VVednes day Inst, Utile boy, named James Fraser, eight years of age, having a holiday, went to the Forest for blackberries, of which it appears he had taken surfeit. During the night be was taken suddenly ill, and died on Thursday morning, after ...

... anecdote of the War mann Ride Corp. Ilse day he told ua that a countryman had come into camp with a quantity of blackberry pier Blackberries in America mu ch finer fruit than those ripened by our faint English pun, and are quite popular in their season ...

... head above the parapet, for the sharpshooter.. ansed with rifle. or a long range. with tele.evie • night.,' were thrk as blackberries in the woods to the front. and were excellent shot.. Mien the lilse•nkins. any Mow; whin neared the (i.e., Kastern men ...

... of these numbers, being annoyed by the fact that so large a crop of halfpennies had been cast into the treasury thick as blackberries.— Dundee Advertiser. Alarming Occurrence. —An occurrence which might have had serious consequences, and which should act ...

... risen. all in group. The whole was admirably executed by a moirevalet photographie engaged Saturday, two bare, who woes blackberry. ing ow Maparlee Hills, Near Nottingham, die. covered in field body of a child iroit• warm. A poliro °Sea was sent for, ...

... stream of life as has been flawing to him through the eyea. There are eyes whicn give no more admission into them than blackberries, others are liquid and deen wells that men might f* * ,n and others are oppressed and devouring, and take too much notice ...

... bora eabiltited I. the At every step the premiere of het preemies melody—it may be a waits a ea operetta air. Life &Ado( blackberry bushes. prophi pest doe. lock the frail, we matter hew they bark them linger.; while gmeitte, proud porpoodsealar, stride ...

... the as bias! Talk about ycr smear-talk about yet house rabbits, mod memd to have entirely lest limcrlasses•-talk about yet blackberry jam-yes their terror at man. It is feared that the grouse couldn't have got nee to come nigh 'eni, they loafers , ' wrerel) ...

... looks either so bright or happy in its cage. The pecnlisr chuckle of the blackbird when discovered at a cherry tree or a blackberry bosh is most characteristic, and no less curious is sly manner in which it lopes behind the hedge to wait until it may complete ...