... Lluxuriant harvest of blackberries is left to waste 3son Irish hedgerows year after year, while the poor are actually starving ? There is possibly , something practical to be made cut of this it h suggestion. In England blackberries are regu- larly picked ...

... case on behalf of the police, and Mr Bradley, solicitor, repre- sented Mr Hone. Polly Byrne deposed that she was picking blackberries last Monday evening in the field where the hay riek was. The accused was near the nayrink, and was showing a box of Bengal ...

... not neces- sary to conmment. F-e appears to have found an evidence of the piosperity of Ire- land in the increiaed ?? of blackberries and sloes, and to have disclaimed Ireland's 1 right to financial relief, which even the greatest of Enklish fiiianciers ...

... isalfon thea tan. Choullour four miles over, fences. Cloister- , three uiles aude a half. Come Awfay three'milesJ . with Blackberry and Flying Colurmn. Qruiset a four urilee. lies and Emperor esercised it thor~ paddocke. Jason a mile at half-speed. Phil ...

... military officers engaged in ithe massacre of Omdurman, and recommen- S dations for the Victoria Cross are as plenti- ful as blackberries, there is not a word of the really gallant service rendered by the bluejackets from the Hazard at Candii. : .eedleess to ...

... Owner Stewards Lodged Red EC ve, 4 yrs ?? M51rMJGeary Cork Park JuneS East XV ind, aged Mr J.s Moran Louth Hnt ,, 6 Blackberry, 4 vrs .-Mr lf Beasley Metro Sum ,, 8 Dorothy,. aged Mr ?? Kells ,, 8 The Dutdinnan, 4 yrs . Mr Power .. Tipperary , ...

... till the priai- Cipl racs were over. Tae divisional generets, brigadiers, eolinela, and etatt oflicers were plentilul as blackberries, caca clpbgh the ;iily representative ot the fair sex wad Mrs. Stacole, Whi pre dlee ovcr a sorely invested tlnt lull of ...

... quest. On another occasiou, he eluded the vigilance of his parents about midnight, and went a long distance in search of blackberry bushes. His parents, who now reside in lRossendale, afterwards came to live in Shepherd-Ptreet, Bury, and there, on one ...

... 1868. _ . I IT appears 'wc have correotly described wha t the Mail humorously oalax the greatawaken- 1 itg,)se a feutof blackberries. ?? t of sll denonsaiation~a,rein moral 3:nurreet~ion. against any nattempt to deprive them of their liberties I The ...

... vrit exruman's gountal DUELIN SATUIDAY, MARtCE 7, 1688. P!oraTESANT demonstrations are as plentiful as blackberries, and all harp to the same tune of l our rights and privileges, as if Protestants are to have privileges and rights denied to otherrel ...

... day nor thej one following, but no Attention had been paid to that fact. On the third day some children, who were picking blackberries near the vllage, were attracted by the inusual movements of a dog which accompanied them to a spot where he was pawing ...

... mere formality-one ofthose time- ?? century-sanctioned forms, ceremonies, and procedures- that are hee as thick almost as blackberries in an Irish boreen in autumn, and which seem so ridiculous when looked at through nineteenth oentury spectacles. In the ...