... would bestir themselves about • railroad. Why, in England this season small children have earned fromha ve h easily, at blackberry gathering, and some doubled that, and yours rot by the ton for want of markets. R. H. CONFLICT BE'FMEEN POLICE AND PEOPLE ...

... List would not be curtailed during her lifetime, and some more reasons of equal force. If reasons were as plenty as blackberries, Mr. Gladstone could not have adduced more in favour of his argument. Queen Victoria is said to be of an economical turn ...

... large coal proprietor, has lately made an excursion through the South of Ireland, and was struck with the superabundance of blackberries, which he told his friends, when he went back, were not utilised by the Irish, but allowed to ripen, grow, and then ' ...

... hero of, and that those that made me so should at once repent. Much better may easily be had. The crop is as plentiful as blackberries. Crimeans are everything now—are everywhere ; and, though wild looking and hirsute animals, are easily caught. Ido not ...

... hands. They should only do what the law allowed them to do. Mr Webster—But when I find that the obstruction is caused by blackberry briars stioking.out-- Mr Doyne —That is quite a different thing. Mr Webster—l include these as thorn'. Mr Doyne—But thorns ...

... emergeneymen who was about being buried they quickly left the place and scampered across the fields to gather sloes and blackberries. Phillipio, who Shia one of the first emergencytnen iu the neighbourhood of lioniscortby, was a man of about thirty six ...

... racks in the world, I would not tell you on compulsion. Give you a reason on compulsion ! If reasons were as plenty as blackberries 1 would give no man a reason oa compulsion. No one, says Elector, Can achieve the impossible, and it is impossible ...

... we get rid of obnoxious persons. It is like the nursery tale— Johnny. be a good boy and don't dirty your hands with blackberries, and ...

... swallow every imaginable pledge, and swear that if elected every possible evil in Ireland will be cured, are as plentiful as blackberries and as worthless as straws. If tho County of Wexford has discovered that she has had enough of them and that she can ho ...

... deep hollow, whose bottom was covered with half-frozen water, and whose sides were bung with a rich tangle of clematis and blackberry vines, and the fading glory of gorse and bracken. The dame piled her basket with pests, and turned her face towards the ...

... of course, all I can say is anything in the shape of a fire brigade is better than nothing. When all fruit fails, welcome blackberry;. and, in this sense, I should welcome the establishment of a Fire Brigade upon the lines laid down by Mr. Ryan. But when ...

... good wife, a good mother, &c., and it is possibly, owing to the fact that good wives and good mothers are as plenty as blackberries in Ireland, that we do not go delirious with delight upon discovering that the highest lady in the land has affectionately ...