... obstinate and tyrannical ways that it would not consent to cross a certain unavoidable bridge unless its mistress ate bunch of blackberries. The above is a pictorial reading of the legend applicable to Earl Spencer’s insistance on the renewal of the Crimes Act ...

... bankruptcy case in which the bankrupt did not steal twice the amount’ Failure! for quarter of a million are as common as blackberries, and he asked the advisers of the Vatican had tney ever thought it necessary to condemn fraudulent bankruptcies in England ...

... Intense excitement was caused in Athlone, Thursday, by the sale of fifteen head of cattle, the property of Mrs, Kildnff, Blackberry-lane, for arrears of rent amounting to £9B, which she refused to pay without an abatement. This the landlord (Lord Castlemnine) ...

... the old her pig, and her bonny bunch of blackberries, furnishes our artist with an appropriate zoological satire applicable to current Irish politics for this week’s cartoon. Though it is yet the “big blackberry” season, his playful will pardoned harmless ...

... three or four we know, some of them will be sadly disappointed when the dissolution arrives. “Strong men” do not grow on blackberry bushes, and, win or lose, the people, as rule, will have to make up their minds to fight the battle against all comers with ...

... —O'Coxnoh, 4,089 . Lba, 2,992, leaving the victor majority of over thousand. The captains and majors and colonels were thick blackberries the fight last winter, and scarcely one of them escaped unscathed from field battle. When the votes are counted in East ...

... xti i*o !iv and simple way of taming Q horses, left by an old practitioner: Scour in Ealvcs aows; Recipe for Elderberry or Blackberry wine. For kcepinlT off crows. These and many other direciiona can had front MB'. CUFF^PREKUEBniST, Waterslnde-place, Tuani ...

... majesty of “the law” thete daring culprits are to duly prosecuted. Inducements to “union,” such .is this, are thick as blackberries over Ireland, and Lord Carvarvon is down the West he enjoys all the facilities for seeing tuem at their best. The burial ...

... 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 ...

... would never have suspended French ; knew that in the ranks the Constabulary itself evidences of his guilt ware as thick as blackberries ; knew that those proofs were by the laws of the Constabulary force hopelessly out of the reach any private individual ...

... protect the house Nationalist, pome three miles away in the country, the heart Orange district, where revolvers are plenty as blackberries. Before leaving we were stripped our rifles, revolvers, and even pide-arms, and were allowed to carry weapons except our ...

... able to hold its own, but French ocean commerce is a bagatelle to France, while English prize-ships would be plenty as blackberries, and the statesmen of the Palais Bourbon are not too dull to perceive that Ireland is weak spot in the English armour, ...