... conditional mood. asked for etye or No. I will not answer on compulsion, quoth the Orangeman, “if reasons were a. thick as blackberries-but i/\ condescended to reply, I should have said he is not saying it, by-the-by-that I was preeent-that heard ail Maacue ...

... Want , CO ' , • „ . ° t*-nniouibts. Feelers, they complain, are plenty Uiromele. that such a nan Reformed House Com- a.s blackberries at Michaelmas; but vour genuine «c padcr tnon-, would prove invaluable not only to Limerick, but to scarce an article a ...

... whose country overflows with Honourable* and Excellencies, and whose Captains, Majors, Colonels, and Generals, areas thick blackberries October. The Germans—though in these provinces the Aristocracy has lost its political privileges, and you scarcely hear ...

... whieh Gov. Deb, $4 per Ce. _ Gov. Deb. 3 ¢ per Ct. CaF Parcels: carcfuily forwarded. either Stock 34 per Cu great pleuty as blackberries—{a laugh)—and are ylelded year} was thwarted by a Lord Chanccltor, #865 was his —— 54 per Ce. Office, 75, Abbey-strect ...

... and, in consequence of the | else it may be called, engrosses the altention of the Bri- Armagh, 22d Febru: ary plenty as blackberries quoth he, ‘you shall not have sadly distressed condition of the Catholics, the numbers of pubiic, und every day adds to ...

... unexampled the history of Ireland (hear). his way to the meeting he saw, when arriving at Rathcormae. a poor man picking blackberries from a hush—he concluded, Iron* his emaciated countenance, that was not for the punwse of mere idle gratification or amusement ...