... purpose. The purified or ascetic acid does not do so. 7. I have lately ta >en up farm the fields of which are network of blackberries and brambles. How can 1 get rid of them ? Last year they wet® cut down, but this year they were more floumhing than ever ...

... don t often get corner in the newspapers to tbemselres. There is coming forward the most prodigious season ever known for blackberries, nuts, and elder-berries. Telegraph. The Uou. Mr and Mrs St. John Butler have left Kingstown for England. Colonel Bennett ...

... of Riverstawn but 1 suppose Mr lackett looked higher, the period to which I am now referring, knights were as plenty as blackberries, and I not know town or city Ireland which did not nnrober its batch of them—some very funny fellows indeed. Cork was replete ...

... from his general deucy Constable of I’eter’s, becomes, the second act, elevated the elevation.’ beadle. Another)* Bobby Blackberry (Master Collins), a precocious youth the >■» i graces of everybody, especially Mr sine* thj night he assisted him home in ...

... that the number of sensible people in this world is far smaller than usually supposed but 1 believe also that bulrushes or blackberries, or any other common, worthless things, are not more numerous than such sensible people” friend the critic. Out of his ...

... that private enterprise is not controlled or curtailed by this government, and that Yankee speculators are numerous as blackberries in season and if they make a legiltmate speculation in importing food for powder, the government disavows it, and, consequently ...

... “Hansard —as for my sins 1 have been doing for tho last three weeks —and you will find that remedies for Ireland are as plenty blackberries in summer. Sometimes they are very small* “ infinitely little,” other times impracticably big, but everybody says, “ Something ...