... cork and gream-. calling themselves Ciiristy’s Minstrels, or some of those Professors,” who have get to as plentiful blackberries, arc pretty sure to secure* “good house” in Newry, while real merit and respectability are so frequently underrate I and ...

... to the clerical standard which is being erected all over the country. Such men are as plentiful in Ireland now-a-days as blackberries in a glen. Glancing hastily through some of the election address, which present the political situation, we find that ...

... respected citizen. A big crowd had assembled by this time, iadignation ran high, shot guns and revolvers appeared as plenty as blackberries ; it was evident that Pete's chance for a bolt was now cooked. Near at hand was a tresselwork, supporting the track to ...

... that the milk from the discoloured breast always sickened the child. She stated that her mother, while pregnant, went blackberrying, and in a thicket a large bear suddenly started up beside her and frightened her. She attributed the discoloration to the ...

... respected citizen. A big crowd had assembled this time, indignation ran high, shot guns and revolvers appeared as plenty as blackberries ; it was evident that Pete’s chance for bolt was now cooked. Near at hand was a tresselwork, supporting the track to big ...

... thimble-riggers,' trick-o'-theloop-men, roolet humbler., dkorimen. and card. sharpen were, we mei; almost seydie Cason as blackberries. The sone CipTCSIIWO of their disfigured Nowt told upon man, woman and girl, the dreadful effects of a virion and deprairrol ...

... to return to his diocese. Similar events am of frequent occurrence, for Colonial Bishops are as cheap sail plentiful as blackberries, and they are euntioually being either exported from this country or reimported. The only difference between this or any ...

... kept, the ditches ate just as in - p[ e ower grade of political partisans seem just now I and I gathered some splendid blackberries from the ba ac (j, l g upon the adage, Throw plenty mud, and briars on the fences the fields. Stacks of coin an SO me of ...

... Library, dated 1695. Barrettn, or, as we rather suspect should frilled plain Barrett, for Irishmen that time were thick as blackberries the Spanish and Portuguese armies, sailed from Lisbon with three ships and 1,000 men. might had more,” says De Peria, “for ...

... only mention some of the oth visit Huckleber:ies, a delight{al acidalous berry, that v exan wild in profusio our woods; blackberrie from tevsi ly cultivat here, made into de! which cranberries, a red species, with a bitterish but able taste; apples aud ...