... first mistsks t» disease cither in the dog or man. yet .aceoidlug to these clergy doctors, cases of hydrophoM aro as plenty blackberries. I wifi givetbo D.v. ill) ft ll» SustentatioD Fund of his church if can prove kingla of true cun hydrophobia by any method ...

... unalloyed enjoyment of the almost heavenly scene which surrounds me, I am suddenly recalled to earth by the sight of a hedge of blackberry brambles: as I approach I Am struck with the beauty of the many-tinted leaves, which seem to shine more brilliantly in contrast ...

... strong and rignrou.. and grao fields exhibit in all is beauty and the colour to which our isle is &woes. We have sera the blackberry blossom in full display in some of the hedge-rows; also the cowslip, as well as the now much.admired and famous primrose ...

... of thanks was unanimouslr passed t* the ladies aud gentlemen who so kindly assisted carrying out the pro gramme, and the Blackberry Minstrel Troupe, who aUo kindly volunteered their services. resolution condemning the system which obtains in Ireland was ...

... fit very closely togethei so allow no juice to escape. Make a marmaladig by stewing either apples, raspberries, mulberria blackberries, or any other kind of fresh fruit may be ceraintient, with sugar. When fruit stewed long 'enough to be reduce: pulp, poor ...

... bre Maddenstowa, Mr T. Plunkett'seb f Trieste, 61b 1 T. Plankett’s Rrackenstovn, fib Mr B. Pratt's b e Old Ireland J. F. t Blackberry. Sib Mr M. Sage's b or br f Lady Margaret Mr M. Sage's hr filly by Galliard—The JUt, 81b Mr K. ch filly Kacromancer—Lad ...

... them with him could compare— On quicken trees bright clust'ring there the sourest berries highest glow, While rasb'ry and blackberry sweetest on the lowest bramble grow. Awaking at the dawn of day when dew is heavy on the thorn, out from my I gaze afar ...

... stones cropping up, whilst sandholcs abound. Biackrr briks. By advertisement it will be soon that market can now bo had for blackberries in ; many a country child can now easily earn a few ftluilingc. PasdRYTKRUN Cuoucu Ballysiiaknon.—Tho Rev. W. 11. Bailey ...

... April 18, 1888, earl Every Evening during the week, at 7.3o—Saturday at 7—a new and original Comedy Drama, in one set, BLACKBERRIES (Played aes. over 200 Nights In London.) Songs. Chartism. At 8-0; Saturday at 7.30, TURNED UP. Banes (the undeitaker) Mr ...

... gone very much at'aiiwt the gram Kalatati. who refuted to give reason on compulsion, even thowgh reaaons were plentiful a* blackberries—is told of negro. Some important works were being constructed, and the engineer Bought to engage native labour. One man ...

... bread-winner, because landlord had transported him for snaring hare. Look tins, and look that, for illustrations were plentiful blackberries, all well known to the listeners, all calculated to stimulate their ire, and longing for revenge. The demagogue found abundant ...

... &narrow provincial stage, where their riials are their next-door neighlyinrs, and prises are to be found as plentiful as blackberries on a bramble bush. This view of the case seems to have weighed with the young gentlemen present at the recent debate in ...