... doubled. Chickens, eggs. butter, fish. would fetch, indeed, more than double, they do in any tourist district—even the blackberries would fetch a price, and such things as home-made bread and jam be a fortune to the maker, as well ae sheep and bullocks ...

... itself, nor that the villagers would rather aside by the head of the Chine than pass Deepgang after dark; nor that the blackberries, which plentifully overhung the cliffs between it and the Chine, were left to ripen and deeay in peace. Though the view ...

... they wanted these genteel kind of members they could have them by the score—they were not scarce. they were as plenty as blackberries—but they wanted a man to go into the house to make cause with the Irish party, not to cheer the Minister, but to face him ...

... 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 ...

... Mum IN SCHOOL DAYS. Still sits theged schoolhouse by thawed, A rag beggar sainahig, Around at still the eamaces pow Lad blackberry Ville* are manias. Within the waster's desk is sees, Deep scarred by raps The warping door, the batteredeeeta, The peclinife's ...

... keeping holiday for the first few days of the past week, but country visitors were as plentiful here during the week as blackberries in October, coming out strongly on the Metropolitan Railway, and in omnibuses and steamboats, not a little to the annoyance ...

... *ducat-ton. The mysteries bee •other's still-room were unfolded. 'Dime she preserved fruit, male cordials, currant wine, and blackberry brandy, and meshed is preparing and arranging all kinds of herbs, eves some medical decoctions. Still the deaorum of manner ...

... 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 ...

... that he did not beg during his long and slow grew from Skibbereen to the city. but it is sopposed that he ',obliged on blackberries, and fruit gathered in tee fields. It is probable that night after night he slept in the open elrfor no one ha come forward ...

... 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 ...

... stream of life as has been flowing to him through the eyes. There are eyes which give no more admission into them than blackberries; others are liquid and deep wells that men might fall into; and others are oppressive* and devouring, and take too much ...