... votaries 0! the turf who assisted the three days ’ racing on Caiboline, and a- both tbe fielders and backers were plentiful as blackberries in autumn, some very brisk wagering big event was Uransacted, is osnally the case, the Irish Division showed up in great ...

... SIR GEORGE is by The Baron, by Ring Tom; by Ilarkaway, by Economist Jetty (air George '. dam) is by King Candor tint of Blackberry. Every attention will be paid to Mores and Foals, but the owner will sot be accountable for sonidsuts occurring to gum. ...

... swallow every imaginable pledge, and swear that if elected every possible evil in Ireland will be cured, are as plentiful as blackberries and as worthless as straws. If tho County of Wexford has discovered that she has had enough of them and that she can ho ...

... about that district, so far as could see, and had been through them during the past few days, grew ; nothing but rocks and blackberries—(laughter)— i and how any man could live upon them, support j his family, pay his debts, and pay his landlord, more than ...

... of a child, apparently about months old, was found in a much mutilated and decomposed state yesterday. Some boys picking blackberries at Kilbarry, observing bag outside the Kilbarry graveyard, opened it, and found the body of a child dreadfully mutilated ...

... like to be nigh panion. She was not long left alone, however • for, having when 1 told mother. stopped before a bush of blackberries—then loaded with fruit, While Barmy was reading the letter, Thady had walked on black or many. shaded red—she was startled ...

... witness, and stated that on the above date he went out in company with the other defendants, whom he saw in court, to gather blackberries, and on their way they entered into the complainant’s garden, and seeing some plum trees with fruit on them, they each ...

... rector* say that some men, wl>o have sees a good deal never saw wood. An Irishman was one* asked if had ever seen a red blackberry. “To be 1 have,” raid Pat; all black berries are red when they're green.’’ £sthitic —Food mother—-Yos live too Busch,alone ...

... men about town and lodise whose faces are their fortunes, poets, painters, journalists, and dramatic authors are thick as blackberries of a September hedgerow, and the people in the pit can tell yen the names of every one of them. A first-night pit is a ...

... you see. ma'am, my brother's been marrierl I Two Irishmen were passing some blackberry bushes. What’s these, Mike? inquired Pat of his companion. Nothing but blackberries, said the latter. ** But they’re red. Mike. M Well. Pat. blackberric* are always ...

... stealing , j j horses struggling along Is Id from little fellow younger than them- evoltmg sec »u g selves who was picking blackberries the Park, under load three or four tons, it was their first oheuce. and the Chief Baron felt t at j| powers were obtained ...

... witness, and stated that ou the above date he went out in company with the other defendants, whom saw io court, to gather blackberries, and their way- they entered into the complainant's garden, and seeing some plum trees with fruit on them, they each pulled ...