... for thinner potions (if palatable) should increase. As it seems to us, a mixture of hardy fruits damsons, apples, pears, blackberries, elder, Ac.—might be eunibined to produce a drink which (pace Sir W. Lawson) might cheer the heart of man, and make labour ...

... fiats at home. Bat let us inform our Kilkenny sympathisers in the filibustering way that coloaels are as plenty as the blackberries in America, and far more plentiful than knights were in Dublin, when a certain Bacehanalian Viceroy showered those petty ...

... America, addressing themselves not only to the United Kingdom but to the whole world. They are becoming as plentiful as blackberries in September hedges, and ere long the newspapers perhaps will cease to report them. Newspapers like things novel and s ...

... preceded the Norman Conquest. Whatever we lacked in those times it certainly was not Kings, who were almost as Plentiful as blackberries iu September. Not only was there an Arch-King over all Ireland, but every province had its own King, or even, as in Munster ...

... to the clerical standard which is being erected all over the country. Such men are as plentiful in Ireland now-a-days as blackberries in a glen. Glancing hastily through some of the election address, which present the political situation, we find that ...

... under Major Hayes, after infinite difficulty —scaling precipices and forcing their way through dense thickets of laurel and blackberry buebes, had been halted in ra«ine in front of the centre of the rehele’right wing, and they were afterwards supported by ...

... klunstead, aged 19, a native of Sdhurst, Hants, and a private in the let Yorks Regiment, stationed at Jersey. was gathering blackberries at Greve de Lecy the other day, when he foll a hundred feet down the cliff, and was killed instantly. A statutory meeting ...

... geneehnical facts. The wife of old Micron. Comfiest of Coolaghmore natty have been named Burman, for Btrr•mos are as plenty as blackberries amongst the Irish peasantry ; but to suggest that therefore she one of the family, is a little too good: But how really ...

... At toed last the referee was forced to declare her worsted, and the contest ended. The matlhes were conJectel under the Blackberry rules. all the combatants being coloured; th e i r szpAitnn of th noble •rt of self defence was witzessed by • e large ...

... lie did in such an adto timuner. 31r. P. Delany ie deserving of eatee.leral.le praise for the manner in Ito rept eerinted blackberry Tld way really a nat.tral rimer of /acting. Mr. Keimedy. a+ It:main Bract-button, a retired toss' n,' Ilan, is deeerving ...

... this kind. To judge fiotr. certain local newspapers “good,” “exemplary,” and “popular landlords and agents” aie plenty as blackberries just now. But the reader who hopes to learn, from the communication so headed, why the said landlords and agents Fiist ...

... pruning done all at one time or every two or three years. Pruning llanpberries.—Both in the cam of the raspberry and of the blackberry the fruiting canes decay after bearing, and new canes are produced annually to bear fruit the following bear. Old canes ...