... maid of the black-berry gatherer (as they distinoished each other in court). However the pedlar lost a vessel belonging to the house; the blackberry amused her with it, and hence arose the battle between the mistress and the maid. The black-berry gatherer ...

... Ennis, 00 Wednesday the 16th inst., Mary-Anne, Dalton daughter of Mr. Richard Sweeny, of this town to Ur. Ti.omrs J. Harts, Blackberry Cottage Limerick DEATHS. Nov. 14, at his residence, Usadurn, county Roo. common Berme Balk, Eq., aged 45 yaks, Oct- 1, at ...

... and cloth, eon, With latish cloth, and -keep.turnitig it daily till ripe enough for use. I. Give a good recelot for making blackberry jam.—Make blecirbm ryjam as you would any other ions. boilingibe fruit, after being cleanly picked, wi h an equal weight ...

... would certainly think themselves hardly used if, in this era of liberty, when locomotion is chep and girls are plenty as blackberries, they should not be allowed to pick their spouses, at least, among a hundred fair ones, so as to be able to thoroughly ...

... with the vapor of ammonia, in gnarly every instance lost the red color and renewed their greets. In some, such as the e ru, blackberry, sod maple, the clisuge WAS rapid, and could be watched by the eye, while others, particularly certain oaks, turned gradual ...