... as anything else but Irish, whilst if one went over to England or Scotland, he would meet Greene's there as thick as blackberries (laughter). They were all as anxious for the welfare of Ireland as Mr. Paruell, Mr. Greene, or any of those gentlemen who ...

... THE WHITE STAR LINER RRITANIC. Gilmore, Friday Brining At halfpast twelve o'clock to-day the Britannic came off the Blackberry Rocks. She was towed off astern by three tugs, anottp-r towing on her starboard quarter. It was exactly one hour of high water ...

... Moore—(after tasting :a sample)— It is a first rats glass of wine. Mr Eagar—ls it wine at ail ! Mr Malone—Blackberries. Mr Leech—No blackberries, It is a fair wine. The tender was accepted. Mr R kleacy's tender for supply of potatoes, for two monthQ, ...

... Moore (after tasting a sample)—lt is a firstrate glass of wine. Mr. Eagar—ls it wine at all? Mr. Malone—Blackberries. Mr. Leech—No blackberries. It is a fair wine. The tender was accepted. Mr. R. Heany's tender for supply of potatoes, for two months ...