... Young's Blister. Mr. T. Neville's Barker beat Mr. J. Scale's Sarah's Son. Mr. Thompson's Trip the Daisy beat Mr. R. Wilton's Blackberry. Mr. Thomas's Whip beat Mr. James's Vision. Mr. Alexander's Ardmorc beat Mr. T. Flynn's Lazy Larry. Mr. C. Byrne's Eva beat ...

... for it is exceedingly trdublesome to have to furnish and refurnish accounts which should discharged at once. A branch of blackberries, nearly turning, was brought to this office on Saturday. It was picked on Mr. Jackson’s farm at Cairigaline, and shows ...

... elevated into the dignity ot a State prisoner, and State trials would, to use expressive colloquialism, be “as thick as blackberries.” But if wo cannot expect moderation and ! good sense from the party which, with amusing Irish inconsistency, derives its ...

... own cars, and ponder in his own mind, the plagues ; and mischiefs the sister isle. Members 1 urhament are to be plentiful blackberries, and at every turn the tourist’s search for the picturesque will be supplemented or interrupted, as the case may be, by ...

... and ponder in his own mind, the plafruce and mischiefs of the Gists isle. Members of Parliament are to be plentiful as blackberries, and at every turn the tourist's search for the picturesque will be imp. Lth a.tuented or interrupted, • the case may be ...

... gap is there between the condition of the people of the two places. Nobles and princes and notables, who are plenty as blackberries in Killarney, are rare as white elephants in Tralee. The whole town has for the past few weeks been seething with excitement ...

... from the dog, and on witness approaching him he began to hide something again in the bush. Prisoner I was only picking blackberries (laughter). I declare most solemnly that was all I was doing. My feet are tender and my boots see bad, so I had to walk ...

... of the other child) en who were with the deceased at the time he eat the berries, it appears that they were collecting blackberries, and Murphy, mistaking the berries, which were of a reddish hue, for unripe hi ickberries, eat them. relu ning home that ...

... living at Kt ...

... sad occurred on the Cornwall Railway on Saturday afternoon. Three rule boys about nine years of age had been oat picking blackberries, and returned home aoress the Camel's Hea Viaduct, between Devonport and Salt ish. When half way across it, train approaching ...

... Nature has painted the bird—ash colour, yellow ochre, grey, umber, and sienna ; that, ing among the dead ferns and bents and blackberry-leaves, it is undistinguishable, even when right “under the nose. nir. Darwin is thought to have accounted for this preservative ...