... this, too, without staring. A native of Paddy. land asked a neighbour Iv he had ever seen a red blackberry? To be sure 1 lave, said Pat, all blackberries are red when they are green! There is no true happiness in this world except in the discharge ...

... depress the sloe than the foreign im and none but traitors will drink Lafitte. Excellent claret is to be made from the Irish blackberry, But it were endless to enumerate the commodities with the import- ation of which Ireland can dispense, and su herself. ...

... M. M.—The dewberry is the fruit of R. ccestus, the clozuiberry of B. chamantorus, the roebuckberry of B. saxatilis, the blackberry of B. _ fruticosus. James Sunnington—A/theugh the juices of the poppy are powerfully sopo rific, this property is absent ...

... of promises. Situations of every description, according to the representations of these officials, were as plentiful as blackberries, and hundreds of snug berths were accordingly promised to as many individuals. The system of bottling voters was ...

... of promises. Situations of every description, according to the representations of these officials, were as plentiful as blackberries, and hundreds of snug berths were accordingly promised to as many individuals. The system of bottling voters was ...

... of promises. Situations of every description, according to the representations of these officials, were as plentiful as blackberries, and hundreds of snug berths were accordingly promised to as many individuals. The system of bottling voters was ...

... of promises. Situations of every description, according to the representations of these officials, were as plentiful as blackberries, and hundreds of snug berths were accordingly promised to as many individuals. The system of bottling voters was ...

... in, somebody had—cut MI the other cud Now, would what is she cause, sr what are the of all this? They are as plenty as blackberries, hot we shall content uurselres with outiciag ode or iwo of as are most proissioent. In the firm place, many of these were ...

... of promises. Situations of every description, according to the representations of these officials, were as plentiful as blackberries, and hundreds of snug berths were accordingly promised to as many individuals. The system of bottling voters was ...

... further lend taking ** forced contributions out of other men’s purses.” Falstaft refused give reasons, though “plentiful ns blackberries,' “compulsion,” the old cluck refused to either at, on. compulsory rate” any longer, and there stands, its venerable face ...

... one of the thousand and one instances connected the great French revolution, (for where revolutions are as plentiful u blackberries, it is necessary to give the particular epoch.) The plot is simply this. Monsieur Duval, a Royalist, is imprisoned by ...

... with the greatest, difficulty, that had walked from Rridport that morning, and had had nothing t eat on his way but a few blackberries which he plucked on the road that, was a Greenwich pensioner, and had obtained leave of absence for three months, and was ...