... ‘Sowndards G ARIAN BLACKBERRIES. There yet ratoaina another Glen of Raspberaite, or bluckben'ise to be sioaeerf. These. though known in Eng!sod as Rasp. bevies, obviroarly patriot's more of characier of Blackball-6s or Brambles. old et suit beat known ...

... means fleet of the King. The pro. bebility is that in ancient times in Ireland when kings end queens were as plenty as blackberries, the kings were net Tory indulgent landlords, bat their claims by laying waste the lands of those who neglected to pmy ...

... Beware of naggbalom, my dear. Iha man that will stand biting PlLitited at is • saint, and saints ere not as plentiful as blackberries in the •sorld. There'r male nagging. my dear, as weil es temule—male 'rambling and never being plea-ed and (silks who expect ...

... puipaol of ' , whimpor_bosano• more. Ann there's turkey and ohietenvie, beef ton. vie, and icier. ro e: t e r ry sancta and blackberry lam; And if everything yoa can think That company-leeks far to tat and drink. I ' ll try to be cheerful aad.iaagh with thereat ...

... gun will be bringing dollen the screaming and die; gs to his feet. Sueb is the rich man's sport. Who humble t.oor go 'a blackberrying 'a or to pintkeihe tempting f,.uit from the freak Aliel.aaht.as brings a feast to all grates, tot). destruclion 61 the ...

... Day geminiscenses Hints on Piano Forts teaching thoughts on the higher eduoation ot woinenThe telt of Eminent women Blackberries to use them Wood carving —How to carve Uninteresting peopleTalee of great families The marriage of Lady Anne ...

... to the bride-well, at Cashel, on Wednesday last, for travelling on the Railway without a ticket. Life is but a field of blackberry and raspberry bushes. Mean people squat down and pluck the fruit, no matter how the black theirfingers; while genius, proud ...

... to the attraction of still having • little due on it. A native of Paddy-land mike.) a neichboor if he bad ever soon a red blackberry. To be site I have, said Put, all baokberries red when they are green! A %perm—A vistnig man, ebergal nese was asked ...

... for treeriming in a wood belonging to the Mi`4.4.1 Starkey, of Hattondwell, and taking therefrom, on tleo It h of ctober. blackberries. (wild of the value of W., or thereabout*. The gamekeelsv stated be had cautioned the defend:nit more than once. The tine ...

... A Delll.2lloWo ; July then conies with ripening wheat, GArnvretl 'stud Oluguat a blazing beat ; Septegol•er's neat with blackberries sweet, Awl slowly-shortening day; Ards4l agh do 3 12, (19 _ je,____ • 21 Cashel do . 175 Clogher du ' 2 3 Clone.n do ...