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... pears which grow and beer best, and I may add the sodlin family, especially the Renwick, grow well and bear abundantly. blackberries, and elderberries are found in great abundance; but only the first-named is turned to profit. Similar testimony to the ...
... piemans to meet many of the loyal irieu toe district tit Lough gal I. At times of danger when Irish criminals wars plenty as blackberries in harvest, it was their duty and their interest to unite in defence of liberty and life. They were desirous to enjoy tbe ...
... leadete teemed to have waa tbe ** selection” of the men, «o to have those only who could trusted, info mere ere aa plenty blackberries harvest emougst Irishmen ; but the very ** selectors” themselves were first iu the race to aeeriQce their fellow-coontrymeo ...
... Many of the visitors, however, never reached this place, having, no doubt, come to the conclusion that the gathering of blackberries was a more congenial task than standing all day beside a platform listening to the threadbare platitudes of the teachers ...
... “Co-hairs,” now serial story in Casitll'a Family Magazine. Home-maue Ices.— Fruit Creams, such Raspberry, Strawberry, Cherry, Blackberry, Plum, Peach, Apricot, Currant, Ac., are sure to find favour, and ail that is necessary in most cases, providing the fruit ...
... unless in Joe Biggar’e sense, is not one of them. Give, give” is their cry, and though strawberries were as plenty as blackberries in harveit yet the cry still would give.” “A stitch in time saves nine,'* therefore, though it is only April, an early ...
... honra’ duration. From the evidence U appeared that the deceased, who a healthy boy, ate four aweiie turnip* and pint of blackberries. After hearing the evidence of Dr. H. J. Keans, who deposed that the deceased died from inflammation the intestinal canal ...
... Jessie Kepplatou, who was pure and womanly with all her ahortoouiings, are coitimuf. in our libraries aud bookshop* are blackberries country hedges ; but tbuy are merely often coarse, vulgar, and yet ti II loleraLie to the reaiiing public their imitation ...