... Queenstown. THE WHITE STAR LINER BRITANNIC. Kilmokk, Friday Etrniro. halt-past 12 o’clock to-day the Britannic came off the Blackberry Bocks. She was towed off astern three tugs, another towing on her starbosu-d quarter. It was exactly one hour of high water ...

... Sovereigns don't grow on bushes like blackberries hereabouts. The tramp nodded his head sagaciously, as he lit a grimy little pipe at the glowit g coals. Never you mind, my dusky friend—they'll grow as Ilentiful as blackberries for me. I've g( t a secret here ...

... taffeta ; corsags of black velvet, trimmed with handsome jet Iscs bouquets blackberries; jupe rich black ; satin lablior, fall handsome jet lace,sgraffed with bouquets of blackberries. Headdress Court plumes aud lace lappets ; ornameuta. diamonds. Miss PaUf« ...

... workhouses as blackberries autumn—are dragged light.” The admission the Anglophile Surest is charmingly How uuioaaouable of Irish pauper women to object to being outragc l in Irish workhouses, seeing that in Englaml such incident* are common blackberrie* Verily ...

... wonderfully cheerful. It is evident!y great county for hawthorn and blackberries. The number of little boys who shot haws at us as we passed, and whose lips were biae from surfeit of blackberries was With the exception of Kilkeel, which is sort of half-way house ...

... weather. The potato crop much injured, but no blight baa appeared, though the usual prophecies of coming enlare plenty blackberries whoa in Turnips are everywhere splendid, having not only sustained do injury, but maintained the character they had from ...

... Meean^—lAll engsgementi) Paraga. Warpath. Hop-fol Stake*—Town Bale. Doncaster Welter—Fizarro. Spring Handicap—Braalien, Blackberry. Exmoor, Old Nobility, Silence. Portland Plate—Gerva*. Guy Handicap—Chanoteer. BATH RACES—Yesteboat. Dyshtm Plate—Girlie ...

... valuelrg THE KGEES THE CHASE • y // l*«ld Dublin Foxliun'.,. been left !)«• hind)—Q K® ti vay, foxy ; only c-c look for b-b blackberries, you know. | soother in^tnice of the proverbial ab-Neat-miitded M PRI \(JI' WIML ’l A ue».s great men. While was stay v ...

... ss. Also, per Lady Superintendent—Mrs A Kiall. a be.i and apples; B, tlowers; Mrs Gill, socks; Hewaon, vegetables and blackberries; Mrs Caldwci:, fish; Hon Mrs Vivian, surgical appliances; Rev Patterson Smyth, toys. Ac, from Harvest Thanks giving Service; ...

... fairly surpassed by tho on Tuesday Qneen. pupil, Joseph Meeda taking special prize for most artistic panel with a spray of blackberries, and Henry Rickerby tirst prize for picture-frame, as against a beautifully engraved jewel-box enteroi their teacher, the ...

... his suspicions by adroit insinuations, until he bad him frantic with jealous passion he dared not show. Eily was picking blackberries on the hill, the bulldog limping ' -N , 11 11 1. \ 1 1))) 11 • ‘ • iti 4 i ', .1 1 • . i ',ea t , • '::••• Nri7tif ' ...

... stirring address, in the course of which he said—The Government proclamation, my friends, has made meetings as plenty as blackberries (laughter). I was threatened with arrest short time ago. Well, they may seize our bodies, but, in the words of the American ...