... 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, ...

... paper had quoted from the Record f If the Watchman s theory were well founded, the old nursery story of the kid and the blackberries would be Such a paper would have to say from the Record —which had it from the Statesman —which had it from the Wafdimfln—which ...

... not h the STATE PROSECUTION IN KERRY arned Heaven preserve us, but these are awful times. Prosecutions are as plenty as blackberries in Au . the There is nothing, from a monster meeting dot =~ Oe aa ee eee dlord State Prosecution by our sagacious and vigoro ...

... and to on the most Liberal sc: pamper the plethoric Pattison’s for a dinner Speeches were of course more plentiful than blackberries, Mr. Pattison and Mr. Travers, the chairman of his election committee, being the great guns of the field. Mr. Pattison ...

... 51 511 degrees. Another agreeable evidence was furnished ot the temperate nature of the climate here by the abundance of blackberries and other wild The inhabitants this region arc Arccuna Indians, a collateral tribe of the Macousi, the language of the ...

... worst possible case for himself. He says that there were plenty of voters in the ward—that, in fact, they were as plenty blackberries (laughter)— but yet he could got only 106 to vote for him, and it would easy to shake a Tory ont of the coat of many of ...

... from the god of war. Modern Rome in all her extended priestly dominions, has her palladiums as thick and plenteous as blackberries in autumn. The images and pictures of her female divinity far out-maracie all the palladiums of the ancient heathen; but ...

... But there they are, seventeen of them all in a row, and this a county in which esquires may be said to be as plenty as blackberries. Will any gentleman acquainted with the rank and occupations of the worthies thus set forth, be kind enough to furnish ...

... many a poor squireen in your counry—and you know, Ulick, between you, and me, and the wall, squireens are as plenty as blackberries there, and aristocrats grow ripe and ready on every hedge—who actually imagine they have conferred a very particular compliment ...

... then boiled again “d put casks to ferment, are said produce an exceMen The colour of wine is often rendered darker by ol blackberries with the grapes— Londons Gardener . Mayatine. ...

... coppers. In fact, in assiduity and expertness he is entitled to be considered genuine Chevalier d'ln- Exanspics are plenty as blackberries. In Charles O'Malley his uncle escapes from his creditors on sudden dissolution of parliament, by feigning death and going ...

... cheers), were plenty voters iu the ward—that, fact, they went would first read the names of those who attended:— plenty blackberries (laughter)—but yet could get ■Lord iscount Enniskillen, Colonel Mervyn Arehdall, Col. only vote tor him, d it would tie ...