... and his two danghters, Bridget and Mary, who emigrated 1852, from Sligo, county Sligo. When last heard of, they were at Blackberry, Mongomery County, A irginia. Any information will kindly received by their daughter, or sister, Anne Kemmet, 45, Eglin ...

... moment the time was deemed ripe for the introduction the Union into the Irish House of Commons. Bribes wore as plenty as blackberries. There were high prices offered for votes, cash down, promotions the army, the law, the navy, the Church. Uastlereagh was ...

... professions to gain a seat.” The warning is not by any means to be disregarded, for such candidates are sure to be plenty blackberries. The Home Government Association may have such aspiring patriots” within its own fold. The people should look closely to ...

... is 'he month roses ; T.us blackberry appears, In pink-white down, it dozes, Up >u its thorny briers. What luscious fragr nt, hoi.eyoJ, ebonpimp’es, September strews about i;s tangled streamlet dimples. , A white, blackberry bud, Mogeela sweetly sits, ...

... luggage and rear guards had passed almost every grove° kora one or more strangled natives, who were jocularly spoken of as “Blackberries” and Jack-fruit.” But this was mere child’s playcompared to what had happened when our troops came to any place suspected ...

... intelligence by violently shaking the tail of gown. I approach the low bank, upon the top which gro vs the hawthorn and blackberry hedge ; there is gap in tho latter, I spring upon the bank, Dionysius following close at ray heels 1 look and down, but ...

... vacancy which tha pressing business of the courts demands should be filled up. In London, where barristers are numerous blackberries In autumn, there ought to be at least a score of luminaries able to occupy the place of judge. ...

... ringlets [curls] and they [it] woven to the top [end], rowan-tree, however high, that does not sour [bitter] the top, And that blackberries and raspberries grow on the branch that blooms lowest. When I rise in the morning and the dew is still, [lying], I look ...

... the ends their noses bitten off; others had thc-ir teeth knocked out, and cut heads and bloody noses were as plenty' as blackberries. I glad to tell you that no Hirish were amongst the lot, but all were ' Christian and highly-religious people.” f\\ vishnt ...

... baronies of Berc and Bantry. I don’t know that there is one of the name all there, while the -M ‘Owens are there plenty blackberries—all of the race and name of O’Sullivan. I have it in my head a long time, that this Richard M*Geoghegan,” of Dunboy, was ...