... in papers boy will boy won’t whistle fingers yell on streets at night Irishman neighbour if he had red blackberry and I have’ said Pat All blackberries they are grane’ My boy’ said teacher do you know the reason I am going to whip you Yes’ replied the hopeful ...

... extent local works, some of which are really gems of art, the following may be enumerated—Valley Farm, Corn Field, Blackberries, and Flowers, by Miss A. Woodruff ; Clematis, and Roses, by Miss Beer; Teigumouth, Landscape, ii Mountain Ash ...

... and lively men can be termed a Terpid Crew, which is about on a par with a white blackbird, or the Irish definition of blackberries areI always red except when they are green. While such per- i eons are a ma etug over such things I will endeavour ...

... any of his men follow to the mountains to maintain a agaiust ‘ Turks’ live iu of the Kleplis Many And the nuts rij the blackberries v If you don’t the woJs It’s charming to float the reeds With duck your If don’t at O this world which pleasant all Be ...

... 1 8 80 3.—Cornwalls 6 116 4.—Longlande — 8 324 B.—Quarry Park 7.—Little South Down 3 3 17 B.—Winterlay .. 6 0 24 10.—Blackberry 11.—South Down The above lots will be let until the let day of March, 1882. They are well sheltered and have unusually ...

... oil, but it suffera from the lisa tolerably success! same excess of colour, Miss Lawry haa vaso of Other exbibitors tn blackberries with blooms a nd leaves. | this class are G, H. Ellery, Octa vius Webb, James Bright, Miss K, Davey, Susan Boswell, Tridor ...

... aye, and Franks too, are here obliged to be, cautious.' Spies till every coffee-house, and arrests are now plenty as blackberries. 'The now active and improving gendarmerie of the capital have at last been paid down the end of April— think o'that ...

... a donkey team the pace is not regulated by him. Mr. Chamberlain' showed that Coercion Acts had been as thick Falstaff's blackberries. There had been fifty Coercion Acts passed by Parliament since 1830 one a year, and they had all been proved abortive. ...

... resist-red tonnage 99. hnllder*' 116. harden about 200, She will be classed at . ““ ST . IVES, T. O*horne picked eeveral blackberries Hawke'S Point on Monday last. WaaLSTAN Chapbu—The Ke*. James (Primitive) preached atnuon, which will be last Ives, the ...

... Alra. M. Sandercock, of Northam, forwards bust clay from life, and Alias Charsley a clever carving in stone a bird in a blackberry bush. The great attraction the department, however, the painting by amateurs china and terra cotta. Noticeable the latter ...

... pretty screen is a white satin one, on one side of Which Miss Trump, of Whimpie, has painted wild flowers, and the other side blackberry leaves, ferns, and grass, the tints of the whole being remarkably good. Miss Carrie Taylor, of Exeter, has very spirited ...

... pretty screen ia a white satin one, on one Bide of which Miss Trump, of Whimple, has painted wild flowers, and the other aide blackberry leaves, ferns, and grass, the tints of the whole being remarkably good. Miss Carrie Taylor, of Exeter, has very spirited ...