... contrary to the provisions of the act, and a penaltv of 2 with 1 costs was in-nosed on Robert Casey, a l dairyman, residing at. Blackberry-lane, ter ne- glecting to report to the cattle inspector that he had a cow affected with pleuro-pneumonia. In the Southern ...

... Alexander, the tenant said he had taken to exporting blackberries to Glasgow, and he wished the land would pay him half as well. Mr. Commissioner Litton said he had often I wondered why blackberries were not more cul-E tivated. - - It wvas intimated that ...

... commendedl. l Painting On Fabric, S3i and Satin, Cl:>Y IV-Ist prize, ?? ers on fine satin pane!s, by Mrs H I Dobbs; . id, blackberries on cushion, bv Miss C Dunne. A painting of azalias and ChristTmas roses on cosy, by i Mrs llamisbn, was highly commended ...

... to feed one or two animcale vrks now en- clo-.ed by the farm-er. rod heavy penalties were 3e imposed on him for picking a blackberry. IMajor Craigie said statistics proved that the . cwages of the moo in -North Durham, ('uinrber- d' land, and Yorkshire ...

... train steamed in the place was packed with ladies and gentlemen. Noblemen and magistrates and ?? were there as thck as blackberries, and amoiigst those who stood near where the Royal carriage etopped were the Mayvr of Belfast and the members of the C ...

... 'Unfor- i tunately candidates like my friends, Mr. Richard I Lalor and Mr. Arthur O'Connor, are not to be had as thick as blackberries in this country, or in any other (laughter). You herein the Queen's Co ! are particularly fortunate in possessing two most ...