... was cluster of bunches oc unusually large out-door black end white grapes. trellis work covered with evergreens, corn, blackberries, acorns, and berries of the wild rose, was placed behind the table, and in its centre waa large cross of wheat-ears, either ...

... tre of the Support to the sounding board. The font was also most exquisitively decorated with wreaths of ivy, acorns nnd blackberries; while its base was covered with soft mnoss. Moss was also placed around-its edges, on w hich large acorns could be. seen ...

... bunches j of grapes, both black and white. The font was also most tastefully decorated with wreaths of ivy, acorns, and blackberries, while its base was covered with moss. Moss was also placed around its edgi s, on which large acoms could seen, while floating ...

... was crowded the people, who criticised the vanoue merits of the vegetables and fruits. Some designs composed of acorns,’ blackberries, haws, &c., &c., were upon the tables, unique and effective, wlule several baskets of fruits and flowers showed that these ...

... Imre el ways found the rook-boy anything but miserable. If it is wheat-sowing time, you will generally find him picking blackberries; if it is springtime, he is looking after birds' nests ; if it rains, he very comfortably ensconces himself in the ditch ...

... hut miserable— (laughter)— if it was in the wheat- sowing time they would very often find him very comfortably picking blackberries from off the hedges— (laughter, and Hear, hear)— if it was in the spring time he was looking after birds' nests— (renewed ...

... caught defendants, two on each side of the fence, with • ferret to • rabbit's hole.—Hood said, In defense, that he was blackberrying.— Each tined 404., costa 7s. 64., or one months hard labour at Springneld. ' CAUTION TO RAILWAY TIATIL.LIMA—The Beech occupied ...

... defendant, whom he searched and found on his person the net and snare produced.—ln defence Russell said he was looking for blackberries. —Fined 10s. and 9s. costs. The money was paid. Another Case of Poaching. Win. Cooper and George Brewer were convicted ...

... and met defendant, whom searched and found his person the net and snare produced.—ln defence Russell said was looking for blackberries.—Fined 10s. and 9s. costs. The money was paid. Another Case of Poaching. Wm. Cooper and George Brewer wore convicted of ...

... for esliejeek be MAW M found upon him mere didemilnet said he only looking Mk seemly thought • snare end nitil mesmemp km blackberry*, and fined delokset ifiL L emil ft. milk is 14 days.—Mooey paid. YOMMUNIS —Win. Cooper and Genrge Breese shawl with treepsesing ...

... objection to the Church is on the ground of principle (hear, hear If I wanted to speak of abuses, they are as plentiful as blackberries in September (a laugh). In 1861, there were 199 civil parishes im Lrelamd, varying from £100 to £500 per annum, and not ...