... Uutil, therefore, our gardeners can give us a smooth seeded blackberry, it is wise to use the blackberry only for the preparation '»y» after the manner of red currant jelly, or as blackberry vinegar. In these, the seeds being rejected, the delicious flavour ...

... cloth, supplied by Messrs. O’Reilly, Dunne and Co., hat, boots, gloves, tie, etc., all made in Dublin, and carried an Irish blackberry stick. _ , . , , Her Excellency were the costume of Irish lady of the 13th Century, the advice of Major Mac Henry, Curator ...