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... hun dreds. Nor need we travel to the South and West in search of them, for in Ulster they are becoming as plentiful as blackberries. County Tyrone, in particular, has been visited by a specially heavy crop. At Dungannon Quarter Sessions the unprecedented ...

... THE MODEL HUSBAND. Tea model husband always changes his boots in the hail; he invariably says No thanks to the blackberry jam when hie wife has company; he does not think fifty shillings an exorbitant price for a bonnet; he walk. the floor at night ...

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