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... THE JUDGMENT OF PARI Tf reasons were as plenty as blackberries, a neater one could scarcely he culled out of them all, than that which Mr. Jous assigns for abandoning his Kilkenny constituents, and going over to Garryowen :— “ We know the men of Kilkenny ...
... Prize!!, of Stapoliu, co. Dublin, esq. James Pettigrew, of Upper Dorset-street, stone-cutter and builder. George Wiseley, of Blackberry-lane, dairyman. James Kidney, of Lisnaskea, co. Fermanagh, grocer and haberdasher. George Jones, of Wicklow-street, lapidary ...
... they were accustomed to attend the quarter sessions in the county of Roscommon, they wopld find oaths there as plenty as blackberries (a laugh). For the sake of the people themselves, he hoped the system of management adopted on the crown lands would not ...
... guinea*. Grey „ White Hawthorn .. do. Bay ~ Deceit . .. do. Bay Mare, Baby 53 do. Black Horae. Negro .. .. •« do. Black „ Blackberry.. .. .. .. 133 do. There was great demand for horse* at the repository, purchasers evincing disposition give liberal price* ...
... signs of the ?? Widnsts. BLACKBERBR Syaupa.-Teb following is the recipe fcr 'making the famous blackberry syrup, a reiaedY for bowel ?? two quarts of blackberry jolce, add half an ounce each of powdered nutmeg, 6i0aIoBo I and allspice, aend a qearter of ...
... Charley, guineas ; Grey, White Hawthorn, 63d0.; Bay, Deceit, do.; Bay Mare, Ruby, 63 do.; Black Horse, Negro, 93 do.; Black, Blackberry, 135 do. There was a great demand for horses at the repository, purchasers evincing a disposition to give liberal prices ...
... S yrs old. by Mercury, up to 14st, 64 gs 3-Negro, s yrs old, up to 13st, 93 go 4-Deceit, 7 yrs old, up to l1st, 50 gs t-Blackberry, 5 yrs old, up to lst, 135 go, (bought in) 6-Ruby, 6 yre old, up to last, 55 gs AN ILLUSTRATION or THE VALUE OF LABOu ? ...
... pro-di-gious account of the reception accorded to the involuntary absentee— lovely women were, of course, as plenty as blackberries—your every-day damsels never presume to wave handkerchiefs at window—tar barrels turned night into day—speeches were to ...
... late Frsocie-elreeL«ead prvtiouj Maipia>atre«t. tahinet rnaniifacturer. PETITIONS lILABD JUNE 23. George Wise ley, late of Blackberry-lan*. andpmL*. of Richmond place, labourer formerly dairy ' James Kidney, late Litnaskea, county p lL grocer and haberdasher ...
... happy, prosperous and flourishing, when every Irishman sat contented in his own rags, on his own dunghill, under his own blackberry bush. However contumelious the language of the Tines, BROLIGHAM, ROEBUCK, and other such respectable and eminently well-informed ...
... that a party was dead, how difficult it was for the crown agents to disprove it 1 For in that country oaths were plenty as blackberries (a laugh), and he was sorry to say oaths were not held as binding as a man of principle would wish that they should be ...
... domestic is is a state of bewilderment. A made. has seemingly fallen the mulberry I , and C.solvent dolma ate as planatel as blackberries in the mouths of the public, whose sumfoundlog of the needy with the Reny is not a little ludicrous. Thus it is quite MOWS ...