... rraal literary talents, and even if he had, the world to full of poetry, ami overflowing with psora. Author* era plenty sa blackberries, end even (hey weren’t was Croat question whether could tell the world anything on any subjeatthat the world was not already ...

... •CAPTAIN'S STATEMENT. Wexford, Wednesday. I drove Kilmore yeeterday, and got off in a boat to the atoaoer, which ia Wing on tha Blackberry Uecka, about one aaile from the quay of Kilmore. Thor® were four tugs from Liverpool, oue from Wexford, and a Waterford ...

... 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 ...

... LINBE BRITANNIC. ASHORB AGAIN. j fPBO* ocacoaampo.sDKXT.) Wuromt, nan ax. As already reported, tbia veenl waa tewed off riie Blackberry rooks Friday, where she waa lying for four days and a half, proceeded la charge of the (our Liverpool toga to Liverpool ...

... Clarendon street. WOK (Good PUlnl General Sen sot; is wUUas obUging, and etn hlebly ber test mistreat. Please addrou U. D. 2 Blackberry place, Balhmlasa. /“TOOK and Tboroorh Samnt, weald Rootsmaid or Children's MaM—A young wants sitoetha: has no objection ...

... come. Yesterday at morning and evening sittings of the Com- mons the amendments came as thick as the children hope the blackberries will be. Mr. Law led the way with a new clause empower- ing the Land Commission and Sub-Commis- sioners to employ officers ...

... eldest was awakened kr y . was* cart. „w i cking up her head wee above the corn. were very ' id an d en and had each a few blackberries. Great relietwei felt at theirreervery, and the neighhintringu* * cried with gladness. The father the pug* child has bees ...

... hie literary Jaboure may give rise. The author is one of that peculiar elase of religtonists, who are sow as plentiful as blackberries, who believe their views and convictions caly are correct, and that the aatborised teschers and prescbers of the 1ecegnized ...

... What Is It week after week. Of course my aunt will not know me. I will hire out to her as a little cullurd boy to pick blackberries for his borde. I hope by the time that scool begins in September I shall be white agane. When Igo down the felloes offer ...

... about mud-turtles. Yes, said the old man; a mud turtle can neither fly, gallop, jump, cry, sing, play croquet, or go blackberrying; and yet, if you let him alone he gets along just about as well as a young man who tries to be : funny at a lawn klirty ...

... plum, while yet others. again, which are lees serviceable lordly wan, supply the woodland birds or the village &dame, with blackberries, dewberries, elotuderrios, hips. ham, sleet, crab-apples, awl rowenberrilla /turnover, the various weathers of the ruse ...

... line conveys to ci.mslancs created and the project i.-i.o which be , » resting-place- lam glad, however, he added, out and blackberry, seem lend boun- i u cl,„.-d regret them. What tlio hath* I While looking backward toward* the had tere.l bi» friend, .-••duced ...