... has, after fl nvering, clammy ball of spines, by which its seeds cling different objects, and are dispersed far and wide, blackberry, strawberry, and most of the fruits both of our woodlands and cultivated grounds, belong also to it. From 'Flowers and their ...

... infanta as er heerdtell on, includin’ them as wos kivered over robin redbreasts after they’d committed sooicide * wit . blackberries, there never wos any like that *ere litil Tony alvays playin’ vith a quart pot that boy is To see him settin’down the door ...

... strongly rccommemlou to her Majesty. Hares ate tolerably abundant in some parts of the park, and for mbits they aro plenty blackberries. CUituie They generally go their rounds couples, each provided with species gong, which they Continue heat in tho ears ...

... was red, and all this, too, w staring, A native of Paddy-land asked neighbour if had ever seen red blackberry ** To sure 1 have,” said Pet, “all blackberries are red when they are green Pursuit of Knowledge. —He that enlarges his curiosity work? of natur ...

... flowers and fishes ; sometimes many colours at once, like the peacock ; changeable, like the camvhou or successive, like the blackberries, which are first green, and then red, and then purple ? JSurely there be objects for ornament, well •lung* for use—or wh«r«fare ...

... cattle. It was then once uj a time, a viry long time ago, when there were Kings and in Ireland, and when Dukes were ty blackberries, and you might pick Uaron every bush itwseilong time Irefore the Protestants were ever heard of. or that ' e'l—high hanging ...

... and four o’clock near Blackberry-lane, going towards Rathmines ; looked very sharp them, and saw no sticks or anything in their hands ; one r»f them was about the height of the deceased shortly after met a young man at Blackberry-lane, was walking smart ...

... Newcastle, Pomhroon, and Portnascully, Kilcullisheen, and which are said to be very valuable. There are at present beans and blackberries in biostum at the pretty little garden of Mr. Redmond Anthony, Post-office, Piltown. Several cottier familes were removed ...

... ferment, then pul in casks to ferme.it, are said produce excellent wine. The c- lour wine often rendered darker by mixture blackberries with the grapes. Gardener Magazine, The British Bible Society has just presented to IhaHoyal Library collection bihles ...

... than bayonets ships o’ war. ilieve me, Nayburs, that if there was a soger *ry bush through the country, and ships o’ w ick blackberries, the people can get tl if they are wonst brought to ask um and one mind. After all the swaggerin ishtiii o’ the Government ...

... accept, ruinously low, to make the road in question. In the meantime the cess enormously high, and policemen are thick as blackberries. Under the painful and distressing circumstances of the case our correspondent seeks redress by laying his complaint before ...

... libels the respectable head inn of the low n by making it a den fur the introduction of a thief, and a place for selling blackberry wine instead of port ; whilst it indulges in all the coarse ruffianism of an uneducated mind, at the entire expencc of the ...