... the past three weeks have been the rule rather than the exception. Committals for seven days have been as plentiful as blackberries, and yet the Donegal rack-renters are just now where they started. The Campaign box has not been forced, and the National ...

... of course, all I can say is anything in the shape of a fire brigade is better than nothing. When all fruit fails, welcome blackberry;. and, in this sense, I should welcome the establishment of a Fire Brigade upon the lines laid down by Mr. Ryan. But when ...

... choucology and book-learning generally as would lead a body to imaging you could pick up editors of papers as thick as blackberries in any of the old ditched in the country. 'Tie am izing where it all comes from. But to return to the farmer and his pro ...

... while they are, some in the Tyrol, some a chasing the deer and killing roe in the highlands and some—well some picking blackberries in Piccadilly. It's not fair you know. The public should have a chance. The daily newspapers have BO piled up their columns ...

... women with snow white handkerchiefs on their heads, /Wing amongst their baskets of fruit, fish and produce of all aorta. Blackberries and gooseberries are now specially abundant. But nothing attracts me more that the gaily painted, exquisitely clean boat ...

... not speak with the voiee of na- o otieal S St he effect known baker and grocer of Redear, and wh millon are as common as blackberries, and he asked | tioval anthority, In the coming tim - their own Le- SN P lr.;n:mr.-.umu..n.‘l:( to the ellect |y inens ...

... advice, both of which [intewled to dispense with. ;f“ ‘Ll, 'lff f ..1,.\“,‘:, >', “_E Al ,‘? “7,“,:' post o eat blackberries or catch a rabbit, itis an 00, e y1,r',\,..u., being aliowed to ndd something Was the gieatest human curse ; 1 nsked the ...