... -it ELLK9.4IO•O- CLEARING. IV KICWHAM. Blackberries, blackberries, springing all round! And withered wild cherries *strewn on the ground And the old twisted crab-tree, so branching and high, AVith yellow crabs tbick as the stars in the sky I Ah, why I ...

... Celt et fnun tujuriom a Bout. from tbe beads of Slurp. For Latinos Crows off. Mao. Recelp• for Walk or Whit Elderberry or Blackberry Wine, whir', har eared many of t . 0.1e1.1 n. E cerberry Sr ekes Witte. Value of ltuvertnilk. Tcs a very strengthen:as; ...

... stream of life as has been flowing to . him through the eye. There are eyes which give no more admission into them than blackberries ; others are liquid and deep wells men might fall into, and others are oppressive and devouring, aml take too much notice ...

... High Sheriff )liserere Anglesey Fri‘olina U Iva (lolb extra) Lewis Wealth Fl.3Zealot—t'rockery liiister.nle F Peter—Janet Blackberry Vork.ltireniati 'atatsniili Mr. Edwards l'arlington 'wur•de Lion Agrippina Lockhart Balaclava Barberry t'atcll 1;01411 hoitle ...

... Roll of the Itrum, Herringbone, and Fayette, went six furlongs. Connolly's Gracie, St Thomas, Meliboeus. Ooleonila, and Blackberry, cover e d six furlongs. as did tlavin'.. Bright wine, Halliashinch, and Jilt ally. Miller's Fear Not and Itockisavagc went ...

... is especially well adapted to strawberry, but the very worst for the blackberry, it seems to cause more rust than other soils. A deep saud or deep loam is the best for the blackberry and the red raspberry. The black raspberry dose best rich soil and and ...

... Roll of the Drum, Rocksavage, Warfare, and others Dad some canters. Connolly's Prefect, Grade. King of Diamonds, Annie, Blackberry, Mellibeus, Pink Domino filly, and others went five furlong'. Behan's Barometer, Pluck, Annagor, Robin Oig, and Flying Column ...

... Prize —Book value 6tl. Open only to Club members under 14. Papers must received by October 13th, and should endorsed Ileiuus Blackberry Coupe tition.” G-ve your Club number. ...

... consideration ; but it may he well to inform you that Irish tales of the right sort are not to be had for the picking, like blackberries ; while Mr. Thomas Sherlock's duties as a journalist leave him no leisure to write long stories nowadays. E. M. F. (Woolwich) ...

... ttattlogorn Os April. loortr.letown Tint Meeting—gilret P.rk Plate. : Mummer Two Tear Old Plat*, roll by oilers!. Caecardla, blackberry. PA R EESIU.P BEtiiSTBBED. Mentor—Owl Mabel. and Mr A Maher. Mailer had Mr N ♦ Mmb.r. LICENCES. The following base grant ...

... cheered his mother, but preached a bit of a sermon beside. A man met a little fellow on the road carry. ing a basket of blackberries, and said to him : Sammy, where did you get such nice berries ? Over there, sir, in the briers. Won't your mother ...

... from all directions to the scene of the disaster. Then it was ascertained that a number of children set out to look for blackberries, amongst whom were two sisters, daughters of Mr Stewart, Nun’s Island, in this town. Opposite the prison gate runs the ...