... ; and beet may be at from 56. to be per cat. !, Dropped calves sold at from to 20s. Pigs were ; almost as plentiful us blackberries iu Autumn, and, as is the care at all local fairs, demand was equal to the supply, Ithubams were sold at from 17s 6d to ...

... apply to CHARLES HILL. TOR 1 hereby certify, having at the request of William Panic, Feq, examined a cbestout hone named Blackberry, said horse is mom!. CIMALIS F.R.C.V.S, b Jan., 11193. ...

... plaintiff's hotel. The defendant bought an old thip and placed it the hotel. He mnokes herrings there, end buys mushrooms and blackberries. The place eyesore, and simply a nest for rats. Captain Curran's hotel is infested with rats, and people bays left tie ...

... proved to the satisfaction of thetroort that foreign competition bad almost collapsed them. Is Mr Lipton aware that the blackberries grow on the readuldes and ditches. and that there is no extra rent paid for growing them, and that they are only picked ...

... at paint. Although the gain wee very good at Tremors we never saw so many falls. Jockeys scattered about theground lace blackberries. The ring got & terrible knock down over the victory of Lim A certain circle of looel gentlemen went & better, and got ...

... Up do the present they I have nothing to Mouble them but drill. In I their leisure hours they can pick their bellyful of blackberries and freachawns. which,' P. F. says, abound everywhere. [I wonder I are they as sweet as those of Carrickshock and I Tory ...

... io Mr. 1 Carey (the riirud befoul I tier lull glicaliuu• who , , Ito Lim boy '' A.8.C., vs., ° Who) the would not give a blackberry ( - low esteem '.' l . l l 3 l.l ld t . he ll- v t. luat A inn .t. • num man that Ilred on is his expression, hod tiave ...

... nit.* lie was in High street, opposite Arund , l Spare; he uoticed a woman arossiug Arai del Square in the diree•iou of Blackberry lane; she went to the side door of Ellen Delattunty's publichonee ; she remained for some time at the door, and then she ...

... county and the I borough, he had to toll the c that itent men for that purpose wore not to be got just not as plenty as blackberries were llatigh• ter) He lookell on the repent reso:ution as quite an insult to the council — Ltd Morphy—Queetion, question ...

... bringing money into the town, and he should not be blackguanled. He is after bringing a thousand pounds into the town for blackberries (laughter). He should be encouraged. English money that was never brought in here before. You may laugh at it, but look ...

... will call to the Freeman ethos and year friends to hAd • Whig monies - nog will •• the liver sod Whom = i yapped to pick blackberries, and when we returned he after the court, and give you full perticulare of the theist The forthcoming visit of Mr Lawmen ...