... Hicks— My father is a gardener, living li ?> mC . r ?? Kis S ard en adjoins a plantation of Mr. Radcliffe's. I was picking blackberries in the j plantation on the 4th of September last. I saw thc gamekeeper Hayter, the prisoner, there. He made of bad expressions ...

... the present moment. Your moderate people, who are willing to work with any party or with all parties' are as plenty as blackberries and as little worth. The men wanted in public life are men of strong convic- tions, and of earnest purpose. We do not mean ...

... CORRESPONDENT.) DUBLIN, Sept. 17. •'•' - 'istols, fowling-pieces, as well as muskets and bhtntier'ouses, are now as common as blackberries among the peaceable peasantry of Tipperjry and Limerick, aud they have become great marksmen. On Thursday last, at New- ...