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... in casks to ferment, are said to produce an excel- lent wine. The colour of wine is often rendered darker by mixture of blackberries with the grapes,—Loudon’s Gardener's Moagarine, ...
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TII E EN S1 SK 1 LLEN CHRONICLE
... procure for himself—bow much real gratification may afford others, by day’s blackberrying. Bui ibis is scarcely practical enough, roust now adopt a more humble style. The blackberry is found growing plentifully in almost every situation; in high chalk bills ...
( To be Continued in our mere)
... stick to my back, or a tear in my eye. The imperfertioa of the English language is exhibited when we ■tare the fact that a blackberry red when it i$ green. ...
Jl/V. KADCLIPFn, MSS. , O-MORROW, May 7, will be performed the J. Comedy of THE RECRUITING OFFICER, .C.iptain ..
... f Sbillelah,” by J'.Tr. I.ec Mr. Johr.b which will added, Farce, called THE FARMER Jcirrny Jumps, Mr. R. Jones —Louifa, Blackberry, Airs; RadclifFe. Tickets to had cf Mrs. King, 4, S. Ann-11, and Mr Raddifle, ia, Rois-lane. Mrs, Cor ...
Wet Grain—lt is recommended that any grain which may be found to be wet should be secured in the straw.placed
... put in casks to ferment, are said to produce an excellent wine. The colour of wine is often rendered darker a mixture black-berries with the grapes London's Gardener's Magazine. ...
Mr. labiteau,S.M., has takena residence for his family at ictoria lerraee, Eimoriek, but continues to discharge ..
... Mf. J. Preston hunting stud were brought to the hammer at Dycer’s, Saturday, when Charley, a hay horse, sold for 115, and Blackberry, for 5 guineas. ihe ladies I Ister propose making a thank offering £l,OOO the Ulster Institution for the deaf and dumb, ...
FROM OUR. LONDON CORRESPONDENT
... adventurous •• To beard the Douglas iu hit hall. ** The lion, in hit den!** But now days, Knights errant are plenty as blackberries, and ibe very supposition the existence of one danger mere perilous than another, suffices call forth a display of daringenergy ...
At harvest humc the brartehrs ca’eh
... aui'imn ge(Hf ; The blue bell and the :ip shoot the I Wrr s*rnas, Where mingle with the hawthora tree l'ie hutljr Mud the blackberry • Ami little sound is, eve”, heard i heck the thrush and lici.et's song ; The flatter of a scurrd bird, Som times the b ...
HORSES. TO BE SOLD. At the Farming llepu'itory, Stephen’*-green, On Wcdnc'd.-iy the Bth of February, r HE ..
... yearsold, Buffer, equal to high weight, with fox-hounds Lot 6 —Tom I’ipes, a bay Gelding, 4 years old, by Tom Pipes • Lot —Blackberry, black Mare, by Sultan, years old, a capital roadster, and fit for a lady. Lot B—A brown Mare, capital roadster, 6 years ...
TO BE SOLD, At the Farming Hcpository, Sfephon’s-greeß, On Monday the 6th ot* February, THE following Stud, the ..
... old, by Buffer, equal to high weight, with fox bounds. l ot. 6. Tom Pipes, bay Gelding, 4 years old, by Tom Pipes. Lot 7. Blackberry, a black Mar* Sultan, 6 years old, a capital roadster, and fit for lady. Lot 8. A brown Mar* a capital roadster, 6 years ...
TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES
... have been very roughly handled for bearing common patronymic— Shakspeare (in my native county Shakspcares are plenty as blackberries”). My humble bat honest father gave me the name, and, as I had never disgraced it, did not think it necessary,to change ...
THE U KFKLY VVATF.RFOHH CHRONICLE
... and four o’clock near Blackberry lane, going towards Rathmines ; looked very sharp at them, and saw no sticks or any thing in their hands ; one of them was about tha height of the deceased ; shortly after met young man at Blackberry lane, he was walking ...