... set of in a car for that place, where they discovered that a girl of about fourteen had been noticed by a carman picking blackberries on the roud to Dunmanway. From Skibbereen they started for the latter town, and gradually traced her on to Bandon, where ...

... PROVERBS. A rich is a ern field with the gate open, the starving ass may cuter and fatten. ' Die guineas bang about biw like blackberries on a bilge The rich fool says in his heart, ' I will take wine.' Let him have it. is a banquet spread by tile road side ...

... Pilla may he ad. to the imiet delicate. They r du thcy ever indace week. rect deranged, and ,E.--lo make wine equal kc ripe blackberries, press lir it stand thirty-six livered) and skim lift what. ; then, to every gallon of of water and threw own will do„ ...

... set of in a car for that place, where they discovered that a girl of about fourteen had been noticed by a carman picking blackberries on the road to Dunmanway. From Skibbereen they started for the latter town, and gradually traced her on to Bandon, where ...

... September morning, when the peen fields were all glittering with dew. and bright webs of silver gossamer sparkled on the blackberry bushes, an acorn and a mushroom found themselves side by side. Toe mushroom vela tall and freshlooking, and thought a deal ...

... 0• • • A railway accident iwcurreil Linuriak. Two little ;vs ninth (1 Smith WEEC • • iCking blackberries on the fence at curve ill, Ennis when a train '3xa•rcba 1. and in their theynaalat•t acrem . thi 'track whin they were run over. One , was killed ...

... ground till the principal races wore over. Divisional generals, brigadiers, colonels, and stallofficers ore plentiful a? blackberries, and though the only representative of the fair sex was Vrs. Scacole, who presided over sorely invested tent full of creature ...

... following items—Cigars (eight boxes), 16 dola; three packs playing cards, 50 cents; half-pint Old Crow, 35 cents ; ditto blackberry brandy, 20 cents; salts, 1 0 cents; 41b pulverised sugar, 32 cents: medicine tablets, 13 cents ; papers, lemons, etc, 3 ...

... magnificent future for the fruit growing industry it only its opportuiiitis a were turned to account. Even 11OW most of the blackberries that come to the Englialr markets aro grown in Ireland. But thole aro eir.rmous prasibilities there of which no one has ...

... name is Ryan?' Jane' Yes, 'um, so it is; bat, you see, ma m, .my brother'. lwen marl ied P_ Two Irishmen were manna some blackberry bushes. :What's these MikeP' inquired Pat of his companion. • Nothing but bLickberries.'athl the la ter.' • But they're ...

... whose dictum is, we presume, eot to be questioned, wito tells us, in other words, that the Brethren are as plentiful as blackberries, though they may not be quits the opening of the new hall in Lurgan the other dty, the Chairmen of the Orange gathering ...

... really the so-called honour of knighthood ia hardly worth the expense and the fust of taking it op. Knights are plantifal blackberries, and they have been made kaighte for sack droll reasons in many instances that the become very donbtfal one. The sale of ...