... the insurrection of 9S as | se “so wickedly pro- voked, rashly begun, and so cruelly crushed.” Bribes were as plenty as blackberries. High prices | were offered for votes, cash down; promotions in the law, the army, the navy, and the Church. Castlereagh ...

... they mast so. T» Mr, Murphy ; I prom *1 to vote with matter b*raasa bcca kind and good me, 1 did not eat* the wirtb of blackberry (or o tbar ot the Michael Josepb Connolly, examioadby Mr. Prraae . reside near Nillc ...

... London society, and to appoint a some energetic soldier as Minis- ter of War. Energetio soldiers are not picked up like blackberries in September, and the cheerful vagueness of this intention is commendable. The writer goes on to say that the only wise ...

... Germany, lom reminded find mode by labouring man in the wood of Clamart where the sol.lier* of the Vatcrland were plentie ful blackberries seven years ago. hen digging for sand, the man came on a quantity of piste deeply buried under tho surface of the soil ...

... eating sad drinking of the very best. Then, when No weather is fine, they go out all together into the fields and lanai, blackberrying nutting, or picnicking under the trees. They are allowed to disport themselves on the grass, to play at rural pines, kiss ...

... moment the time was deemed ripe for the introduction of the Union into the Irish House of Commons. Bribes were as plenty as blackberries. There were high prices °tiered for votes; cash down, promotions in the army, the law, the navy, the l'hurch. Castlereagh ...

... forward to displace that given before tho Select Committee of 186»? Opinions of private individuals could be had as plentiful blackberries, but the bon and learned member for Londonderry county hod failed produce one single report or statement support his views ...

... bay ere, toe pointsman, and man named Cope the woman and children walking along canal bank. The children were gathering blackberries the time, and the men heard the woman talking to her children. Later the three sat down the towing path, and this the last ...

... should, not under compulsion, observe, but——”, and then fallow a flook of explanations quite as indigestible Jack FalstafTs blackberries. These apologists conveniently forget that the Geneva Award covers only the Direct Claims, leaving the Indirect Claims ...

... e time was deemed ripe for the introduction of the Union into the Irish Hou se of Commons.Commons.Bribes were as plenty blackberries. High prime were offered for votes; cash down, promotions iu the law, the army, the navy, and the church. Castlereagh was ...

... Conduct of Miss Nellie Power. The Prevailing Epidemic. The San Juan Boundary Question. Stlrange and True. THE HOUSEWIFE. Blackberry Jam-How to make Cider-Pudding from Cold Roast Beef-Waterproof Leather Boots-L quid Glue-Red Currant Wine-To Pickle Onions ...

... only twopenc* each, and a goose could be had for sixpencewhilrt apricots, grapes, plums, and apples, wen as plentiful as blackberries, and were also had fabulously low prices. I would like to know whether Mr. B. M'MuUcn is an Irishman. His name has « Irish ...