... PROVERBS. A rich is a ern field with the gate open, the starving ass may cuter and fatten. ' Die guineas bang about biw like blackberries on a bilge The rich fool says in his heart, ' I will take wine.' Let him have it. is a banquet spread by tile road side ...

... I /It GEORGE is by the Baron. by King Tom; by Harkaway, by Economist. Jetty (Sir Georges dam) is by King Gawk°, ont of Blackberry, SEASON ENDS 'Pre JULY. irewattentioa ill be paid to Mares and Foals, but the Owner will oc be accounts ble ...

... bred 11/.r in Inland. 815 IiKORUF. he The Barns, by King Tom : by Basksway, by Jetty (Sir dam) i. by King Cuadra not of Blackberry. Seams soda 7th July. Every wall paid Mares and Foal.: bet lb* will not be ereoentabls for any accidents April, 11,3. ...

... black curratr s. aleph a. I. I go L Is [ample sc•neenoe. Ile does lint sce a block bush in a Square league. A leer blackberries may he found here and there in a hedge ; and pesos ate grown for the tabu; lint the a hole country is corcrod by eiavyards ...

... HOME-MADE ICES. Fruit Creams, such as Raspberry. Strawberry, Cherry, Blackberry, Plum, Peach, Apricot, Currant, &c., are sure to find favour, and all that is necessary in most cases, providing the fruit be ripe, is to rub it through a coarse hair-sieve ...

... 22. IN SCHOOL-DAYL Still sits the school-bow by the road, A ragged beggar sunning; Around it still the sumach. grow, And blackberry vines are running. Within, the master's desk is seen, Deep awed by raps official; The wrapping door, jibe battered sage ...

... MAKING OP JAMS. ELACXBtBBIRS. Blackberries are just coming in, and in certain parts of tho country they may be had almost for nothing ; other parts they will sold threepence fourpouoe par quart. Some people do«- piso blackberries. They regard them insipid ...

... Lot 6—Always Reedy, Proem Mare, by The Coroner.'' years, about well with Kill,- and Death Hounds, up told stone. Lot 7—Blackberry, Chestnut Mere. podia*. about 15.3, the the Inthallow Mounds last saran , up to It cone. T.MR—Mawie Celan'. by Megiclan ...

... my boy,’ said Joe, brightening up, ‘don’t despair. I have infallible remedy;’ and drawing from his pocket package dried blackberries, he gs»e it to with injunctions to eat them, ami cured. Without professing or feeling too much f lith in the efficacy of ...

... Mad art hie .it is diner to art 400 yards the bre. They thee Clint.. his. his sad dosa, tour of the mea gave ssoli with a blackberry hr. His hark tray tam asperses et taw tr. He nye Limey sr. erg ray they ..it him te the se Id rare. error oi rise wore his ...

... occasionally dealt iu fish, and in the season sold blackberries Mr Justice O’Brien—A canons combination—fish and blackberries (laughter). Mr Monroe said it was, and the last season had been a bad one for blackberries—they had not ripened, and, therefore, the plaintiff ...

... be induced to imitate the example of this LL.D..' even though Bibles in the Irish tongue were as plentiful as October blackberries? We think not. One pertinent question—how mach will the Rev. P. A. Hanlon, LL.D., be able to devote to the purchase of ...