... one ofthe rare men whose mer,ts r be tried by the hazardous test of what they done. Good intentions are plentiful as blackberries* plausible speakers abound; but the men who na judgment to adapt their means to their ends, * perseverance to toil on ...

... is ene of the diMiculties with which the hon. for will have to contend, that although proofs may be addiced, plenty as blackberries,” of the law being habitually broken im spirit, as respects its letter the offenders have found themselves all sorts of ...

... supply ‘reasons plentiful as blackberries,” if it were disposed as much to candor as it is to malice. Tt may be that by discouraging and the riot, whieh was about to take place, Mr. Heap defeated of the Anti-Coru-Law League in Carlisle, where its organ ...

... hunger and { ear, While th € ruffian his dead comrade, Jack buries ; Then he cries, “ Loves, am ourselves here haws, and the blackberries! With the hips, and the “ Pll be back ina couple of shakes ; . So don’t dears, be quiver ing and shaking: u some cakes ...

... gains, which they retained with t tenacity. But a blow was struck at their power, The en | elect would be plentiful as blackberries’; and for the | delicate mind bein od by pare here given in he revealments of durance of the inhabitants was exhausted ...

... has been ma(le » but Vi c able to show reasons ample tf'h^aT 10 , U K U . possibly, like Falstaff, it \\ fc( %niti , as blackberries they may stand l lJ\' II may 1 e,use t0 B ive thai* upon comand'i oWevei '. be gratifying to our corh t ,° to 'any ot ...

... like many others equally unmeaning, the phrase has become popular. * Great facts’ have | in consequence been plentiful as blackberries” of late; but during the week two bave transpired, not uncon- nected with the operations and prospects of the | League ...

... (of a particular description) at the stall of Mr. James Wight, Cherries, which met with immediate sale at 2d per quart. blackberries, red and white currants, gooseberries, rhubarb, spinage, &c.. were in abundance, and sold at very reasonable prices.—The ...

... Siddons) but what is better they give one breath. USEFUL HINTS. Receipt for Refreshing Raspberry °™ Jams long Mann—Boil Blackberry doced ; add white sugar in the » . P> of juice; mix the old jam with this syrup and bod un.,l sufficiently done. By this ...

... and a goodly number of visitors having assembled, dancing soon became the order h, olfle * reels were plentiful as blackberries, and none joined more heartily in the dance than the hospitable owner this beautiful and romantic spot. Mrs. Howard and ...

... abstract reasoning alone,—that they are perfect Falstaffs, and would yield nothing on compulsion though reasons were plenty as blackberries,—it seems worth while to examine tbe argument which has convinced them, were it only as exercise in 1 arliamentary logic ...

... an inquest on the body on Tuesday, when it appeared, from the statement of a boy named Etchells, who had been gathering blackberries in the field about four o'clock on Saturday afternoon, that at that time there was no appearance of the man in the water ...