... Irelands are auxiutut to play, and the Celtic Harriers will also travel down. A CALL ro A RMS. —L.tters as numerous as blackberries from town and cointry hive reached me calling on the Blackwater hurlers to represent the county against Dublin on Sunday ...

... master told respectable ratepayers in the country that be (Mr. O'Farrell) put them out, and that they lived on turnips and blackberries, and the gentlemen to whom they told the story were much annoyed. Now it pained him very much that the ratepayers should ...

... that the sec. will be forced to start by himself some evening—and this to occur in Wexford, where cycles are as plenty as blackberries in tho autumn ! If the misguided youth whocycles down the Mainstreet occasionally after dark, with an asthmatic beU and ...

... work as her sisters in the Principality do. la Wales the country people collect the for their garments themselves from the blackberry Lushes, gorse and hedgerows, where the little mountain sheep have left it sticking. In old days this would hey, been brought ...

... education. The mysteries of her mother's still-room were unfolded. There she preserved fruit, made cordials, currant wine, and blackberry brandy, and assisted in preparing and arranging all kinds of herbs, even some medical decoctions. Still the decorum of manner ...

... the past three weeks have been the rule rather than the exception. Committals for seven days have been as plentiful as blackberries, and yet the Donegal rack-renters are just now where they started. The Campaign box has not been forced, and the National ...

... Brooke has yet to learn. The men who on Tuesday banded over to him their all are not of a class of mortal who do not know blackberries when they see them, and we are but poor prophets if we mistake in imagining that both himself and his emergency men will ...

... murderous assaults, midnight visits, highway way. laying, and threatenit , notices, have been showered thick as blackberries on the public. The landlord press and the Castle desks have been filled with horrifying reports, all representing the ...

... much laughter, was put upon the stage as follows :—Toby Tweedleton, Mr. James Furlong; Mr. Bracebutton, Mr. M'Ardle; Mr. Blackberry Thistletop, Mr. Lean; Mr. Pantile, Mr. Ilughes; Evelina (daughter of Bracebutton), Master Hughes; Kitty, Mr. E. Furlong ...

... life. They were limited for breakfast to one slice of corn-bread and two spoonsfuls of homing (corn meal) tea made of dried blackberry leaves, or coffee of parched corn, without milk or sugar. A Catholic lady lent them a cow. They saved cream to make a little ...

... the pale of womanhood ? Sbe has been a good mother, no doubt. But, thank Heaven, good mothers are still as plentiful as blackberries; and they are good, and patient, and longsuffering, under circumstances which Victoria knoweth not. If, on the one hand ...

... only all the talk about this new railway. Did you see the Waterford News? Did I see it ? Begor, man, it is as plenty as blackberries in September. It's everywhere. I know one house that gets four of them. It reminds me of the time Bin Cook, of Ross, was ...