... Alnaustd. Sir Hans Sloane's Milk Chocolate, and Patent Cocotte—Pearl Barley. Fran Haffinan and S'on. Rafpbetry, Strawberry, and Blackberry Jams, Red and Black Currant Jeßite, preierved Rafpberries and Bat ber.ies elb jars, Orange Marmalade, prefaced Apricots ...

... centre of the ifland are covered with verdure, producing various flowers and a fpecies of wild fruit which is called the Blackberry. Wherever the foil Las been found praaicable to the efforts of human incluffry, gardens and plantations have been made: ...

... DEFENCE OF THE GOVERNMENT. Falstaff declined to give any man a reason upon compulsion, even if reasons were as plenty as blackberries. Our friend the Pioneer is more obliging. He has more than Falstaff's communicativeness, if less than Falstaff's wit. When ...

... a step would cover them. Of other news in the camp there is little. Shaves' are, as a matter of course, as plentiful as blackberries. We leave the camp standing and Colonel Rothnev, the Commandant of the sth Goorkhas, has much to his disgust, been directed ...

... ex-Chief Justices were vie. their President, Major Parsons, however_ costs. The ease will be appealed to the High plenty as blackberries, we doubt. whether it did not think the arran gemen t which had - Cowl, as otherwise a Magistrate, so long as ie in this ...

... Five and a half per cents., Rs. 118- 10 to food grains in the Deccan have risen consider- an Burmese woman has been as blackberries. The process, too, may en- -113-8. Five Years' Debentures, Rs. 105 ; Ten abl y' A Peshawnr Mountain Batter is to form sentenced ...

... Honor can once be induced to talcs pen in hand, then we shall know all ahoult it, and have reasons either way as plenty as blackberries. The process, too, may enable Mr. Campbell to make up his own mind on the subject, so that in any case the Service will ...

... lain, the ban- stamp, p t There was no mee ti ng o f the Vicere g al : Woad brother of the Muir of Kabul, has plentiful us blackberries. We can assure hits needed, for some lands in their neighbou - that writers of Abul Furs stamp are very hood differently ...

... possession of a separate code of laws is to be added to other differentiating causes, they will soon be as plentiful as blackberries. We publish elnewhere a Muh amma d an icaemorial on the O&M Bill, on which we find t difficult to comment, simply because ...

... of the age it lives in. blood things of this kind are very rare in novels. In • Lord Kilgobbin' they are as thick as blackberries in autumn. And if Mr. Lever's hints are at times personal, they yet are never offensive. We doubt, for instance, if even ...

... here after the monsoon, nod might end of existence ; but the other speakers ate with cultivation be greatly improved. Blackberries, more or less under the influent* of the old ernving. rasplerrie- and strawberries are met with in the hollows. Of course ...

... fracas. We know that the order just cannot po,sibly injure us. The proceedings of Government are circulatsal as thick as blackberries everywhere. and the Government, if they think to debar us from obtaining these, had better I make it penal for any one ...