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... candidate* of excellent quality, but, unfortnnstely, the rewards for literature and science are not in Ireland as thick as blackberries or as good •“•cures in the Pour Courts, and for’lhe present year there was no vacancy all. The candidate must remain candidates ...
... Dalston; his father was a clerk ; on Wednesday, the 7th inst., he and the deceased, and two other lads, were out gathering blackberries in the forest; at five o'clock they set out for home; on the way they met two lads named John Mordaunt and George Meadows ...
... that rips blackberries are now frequently to be found in the hedge-rowe in this, part of Devonshire and the borders of Somerset. Oo the lot day of the old year, a youth called Nelda, of this town, picked a very fine bunch of rope blackberries ea Rooterhill ...
... 7dj also tuulirided moiety the Fee Farm real £l3l 17* hi. the parcel laadcallcdMeant Jerome, and the paronl land called Blackberry Parks,called tbs Ordnance surrey map Mount Jerome, situate in Tho Barony Upper Cross, and county of Dublin, and producing ...
... Hall, Portnahlnch and Queen a vounty; ; Petitioners. I and Fee-farm Bent, Issuing out } yf ihp Lamia of Mount Jerome and I ■Blackberry Parka, now called Mount Jcronic Cemetery, situate near 1 Ilarold'a-croas. Barony ol Upper Cross, and County Dublin, lormcrly ...
... ruins. Converts, according to the same modest and reliable authorities, are not what Is required—they grow as thick as blackberries throughout the length and breadth of the land, bnt in West Connaught they swarm like locusts. Converts from Popery are ...
... undivided Moiety of the Fee-farm Rent of 17s. Bd., issuing out of the Lands called Mount Jerome, and the Parcel of Land called Blackberry Parks, situate at Harold's-cross, in the County of Dublin, formerly the Estate of Samuel Woodcock, j., and Sarah Woodcock ...
... cover with a fresh cloth, and keep turning it daily till ripe enough for use. 2. Give good receipt for making blackberry jam. Make blackberry jam vou would anv other jam, boiling the fruit, after being cleanly picked, with an equal weight of sugar. I 3 ...
... Young’s Blister. Mr. T. Neville’s Banker beat Mr. J. Scales’s Sarah’s Son. Mr. Thompson’s Trip the Daisy beat Mr. B. Wilton’s Blackberry. Mr. Thomas's Whip beat Mr. James’s Vision. Mr. Alexander’s Ardmore beat Mr. T Flynn’s Lazy Larry. Mr. C. Byrne's Eos beat ...
... undertake saying which is cheaper, but the cheapest, and we think very effective plant for cover, is the common bramble or blackberry. 2. 1 have seen buckwheat highly spoken of in the Gazette, as far as large produce goes. Is it the buckwheat sown in May ...
... Bataille, were anxious to have a good look at him. Emperors and Kings at large are as plentiful in France this June as blackberries, but a Sultan we do not see every day. His HighnSfe seemed also to remember that one gentleman in a fez, details of embroidery ...
... from a crowd of persons in citizens’ dress. Shots were fired and bricks hurdled. The same thing occurred when they passed Blackberry-alley. It is alleged also that number of missiles were burled at them from the second storey of No. 814, Walnut-street, ...