... 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 ...

... Set 71b (Nolan) .. 0 T Murphy’s Kt Thomas, rtst 21b (D.vwson) .. 0 Mr Conway’s Ellison, 7st 13lb (Saunders) * J Kynd’s Blackberry. 7st 7lb (W Waterson) 0 Mr.l Brady’s Rocksayage, 7st 7lb (Foster) .. Mr Micka’s Wise Chief, 7st 21b (allowed Mb) W Leetham's ...

... gone very much at'aiiwt the gram Kalatati. who refuted to give reason on compulsion, even thowgh reaaons were plentiful a* blackberries—is told of negro. Some important works were being constructed, and the engineer Bought to engage native labour. One man ...

... 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 ...

... bread-winner, because landlord had transported him for snaring hare. Look tins, and look that, for illustrations were plentiful blackberries, all well known to the listeners, all calculated to stimulate their ire, and longing for revenge. The demagogue found abundant ...

... furlongs. 4t lb lb Icon h Bendy 3 lklessilino 8 8 3 First Consul $ ti Bop pole a 3 Misery 8 3 8 6 Wa. 8 3 Work.hirenuui 9 8 Blackberry s :; o'st 11 Trap 8 3 Barberry S : ',Excellence 8 3 Oubliette s 3 Bevellle 93 I Witch Wooil S 3 Billiner 8 6 allirove Hill ...

... Conway’s EUiaon .. • • Mr W Dunne’s Goloonda Mrs Jarneson’a ■ * Mr M J Corbslly’s Lismota Mr Smithwick’s Arbitress Mr F Bynd’s Blackberry .. Colonel Thompson’s St Columbe Kirk's Maaetta •• Captain Greer’s Favetto C J Blake’s Driftwood T G Gordon’s Dolamoot Mick’s ...

... cooked potato accompaniment and attended by peas only two hours from the garden, and has added to these Inznries a Quarter of blackberry pie, he may bo said to have dined. The diseases in their journeying* look at the of this man and pass him to search for ...

... sunny ones we used to have before. When the young folks all so merry weat in search of sloe and cherry, Haw and frockeu and blackberry, till their hands and clothes were tore— Ah ! the dear good days of boyhood my reflecting heart make sore: They will ...

... been provided for them. 2. None whatever, unless he had other qualifications A fair English education is as plentiful as blackberries. Diego—lf the will was proved in England you should, apply to the Principal Probate Registry Department, Somerset House ...

... -, The. most itense excitement was caused by the sale this day of fifteen head of cattle, the pro- perty of Mrs Kilduff, Blackberry lane, for arrears of rent amounting to £98, which she refused to pay without an abatement. This the landlord (Lord Castletnaine) ...

... 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 ...