... of highlyrespectable farmer, named Lamb, living near Marshall, . It .appears that number of children had gone to gather blackberries not far from the town, where the .negro, who belonged tp one-of the neighbouring farmer# was at work in a-field. According ...

... school, in their leafy retreat, The wild birds sit listening, the drops round them beat And the boy crouches close to the blackberry wall. The swallows alone take the storm their wing, And, taunting the tree-sheltered labourers, sing. Like pebbles, the ...

... a cabbage bedthrough the cabbage lied into a potato field—across the potato field full headway into a hedge through the blackberry bushes until at last I clasped it lodged between two elder hushes. I bore it hack a proud trophy. The owner stood near to ...

... (or love or money, and this it acrioua (act that the Secretary for War should remember. When men Ireland were plentiful blackberries in autumn, they were hunted from their little farms aa they were nothing belter than ao much vermin. The amalgamation of ...

... garden, may 1 be Prime Minster, or sinister Archbishop of Dublin, if they would not be as plinty about “ the Monumiut” as blackberries, and both the Pint Hosstriver would be overfiowin like a bottle of pop ! If Smith O’B was here, he would denounce the people ...

... To go and disgrace himself before all the county; to lose a free borough for bit of a girl, when girls are as plenty as blackberries and quite as worthless ; to go and offend his father, and his constituents, and his county, and everything worth considering ...

... Thomas Wilson and James M‘Kevitt for stealing wheat, property of Mr. Corry, D.L. M‘Kevitt—Gentlemen, I went down to pull blackberries, and 1 found a head of wheat on tbe path. That is all I done. Mr. Court said that be did not wish to prosecute. The Bench ...

... been men in l».is country this seas.n. while this time twelve they were complete drug Neither have there been * king about blackberries, nor hurtle or bog berries, us**d t ...

... demonstrate the impolicy the system, Ulster would repudiate the Viceroyalty, per And why? Reasons might be suggested, plentiful blackberries. Suffice it lo say, in the first place, a separate govemnent in Ireland establishes iu Dublin a Court, with its attendant ...

... inside, was a hedge of evergreens, and on the outside another hedge of climbing and intertwining wild roses, eglantine, and blackberry vines. An iron gate, very rusty and dilapidated, admitted us to the grass-grown walk that led between two rows of black ...

... Millan v. William Connell. This was one of those ordinary cases of breach of nromise, which are now becoming plcntitul as blackberries in England, although happily rarer occurrence in this country. It was enlivened, however, by the humour peculiar to Irishmen ...

... eighty railea length. * * ing with fi.h. I have been two orlhreelln.es there, and caught cod big av donkeys and plenty a. blackberries. that mformaliOQ Caplaui Rhode* acted, ll* had often (bought of trying it. but it lonely place to alone, being the nearest ...