... The Earl of Courtown v. Anne Callaghan. Edward Eustace, witness, swore that on the 9th inst be found defendant picking blackberries in a large can, and that the fence was all torn down. His Lords hip (who left the chair) said that it was repeatedly complained ...

... September I found the defendant trespassing in Ballinatray wood; I cautioned her on several occasions ; she had a can picking blackberries along the shooting paths on the day,for which I summon her. Lord Courtown (who left the chair) said frequent complaints ...

... by the bushy side of the moorland stream wasting its milk•white down on the wing of the desert sir. . . The large, ripe blackberries hang in davt•gleaming on the gaunt, thorny arms of the tangled brier. The silvery bremehas of the basel were bending with ...

... circulating In the Malt Ward a statement that. in the event of • vacancy in the representation, candidates as thick as blackberries and as numerous as the sands on the seashore will put in their papers, and politely bow to the constituency. if they were ...