... respondence of a single man. Letters of abuse. F threatening letters, fierce objurgations and insane proposals ire as thick as blackberries. I During 5 the height of the Jingo fever it was no pleasant task to go through thle letters u-hich the votaries i of war ...

... wont seven firrlon-s. T Bro'crick-'# L'ik-,fal traversed tine roileanul a Glush Conerc'ly's Prefect,Pin Iliotsiino filly, Blackberry. Hink,- and Melhibexst5 csate live furlongs. LONDION BETTING. London, Monday. Tile chute were scull attended to-day,anai ...

... a remedy to relieve the tenants Let them ap.- point more sub-commissioners (hear, hear). Can- didates were as thick as blackberries (hear, hear. and laughter). He pretted against the terms under which these gub-commissioners were ap- pointed. They shottld ...

... 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 ...

... liberally pat- D ronisecL d BL&CsEIvERli:S. We yesterday published a letter from Mrs Bylee, of BrAdford, on tbe subject of blackberries. The lady mentioned that Messrs W Wright and E Sos, of Cork, wer buyers at one penny per lb, C and that Mr. W P Hartley ...

... this important matter. Fruit treee flourish with very little care and demanld compa. ratively little space. Even the very blackberries, - which grow spontaneous, are a source of profit if availed of, while gooseberries, currants, and I apples are pro ...

... have found a mnan to lead them in this | risis. But I wvould point out that lesder* are nct t0 be found growing- on every blackberry bush I ' (bear, hear). One argumenet that hlas been ad- 1 vanced for the immredia~te sacritice of yourself and your leadership ...

... carving, knitting, netting, bee- I keeping; and for women, mending garments, spin- n Ding, jam making in the bilberry and blackberry season, embroidering, crochet and lace making. It is satisfactory to learn that the Government d are alive to ?? necessity ...

... 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 ...

... half; George Wire, Sunrise, Morgan colt, Lady Milltown filly travelled five furlongs briskly. Mr H Beasley's Greek Girl, Blackberry, Th2 Dream, and Lis'nore travelled two miles at a good pace ; Swivel filly, Freshet, Mount Armstrong flying Column, Hreimhiilda ...

... 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 , ...

... stand wvas filled %with a gaily dressed aid irterested crowd of spectators, and all along tire wall were packed thick as blackberries in Sepcruber ge6uacijeri who bhouteld with all nos- sible veheulience their cries of encouragement to tire oarsmen :.s ...